Sentence examples for nice acquaintance from inspiring English sources

Over time, I developed a nice acquaintance with a customer.

It's good to have a few friends to act silly with, but it pays off to have some nice acquaintances or friends to chat with about work and money and world issues.

And they make not-always-so-nice acquaintances with other moms and dads in the toy store aisles.

One day a nice guy, an acquaintance, sought my counsel about a new car he just bought.

VS Naipaul doesn't get any nicer on closer acquaintance with Patrick French's biography - nor does the Congo, as experienced by Tim Butcher in Blood River: A Journey to Africa's Broken Heart, get any more complicatedly heart-breaking.

In 1959, Joanna Steichen, an ambitious young copywriter, experienced something common to many career women in New York: she met a nice guy through an acquaintance.

Every encounter – the barista's "Have a nice day!", the nodding acquaintance in the lift – becomes reconfigured with game theoretical sophistication to boost Lacie's ranking.

Nice to make your acquaintance!

Even acquaintances are nice, though; it is comforting to walk through campus or town and know people more than I used to.

When they part he makes a gratuitous remark about it having been nice to renew an old acquaintance.

("I told him he's way too nice," Anderson said to an acquaintance who was secretly recording the conversation. "Every time he's an asshole, it just fucking works. He fucking plays good because he's being himself").