Sentence examples for obscure acquaintances from inspiring English sources
These posts include special moments, career successes, disastrous letdowns, the infrequent (frequent for some) rant and weird commentary from obscure acquaintances.
Finally, a challenge that didn't involve an obscure Facebook acquaintance ordering you to do something you don't want to do.
That said, in order to further obscure the identity of the acquaintance who inspired the flamboyant way that Cruella moves and acts, Davis had veteran character actress Mary Wickes come in to shoot some live-action reference footage for the film.
Forrest's obituary says of his pre-War years, "He was known to his acquaintances as a man of obscure origin and low associations, a shrewd speculator, negro trader, and duelist... .. "The slaughter was awful.
"We played similar games, declared the most obscure objects treasure, and often puzzled friends and acquaintances by our indefinable devotion".
Without access to the royal family itself, the broadcasters enlisted servants and acquaintances of the queen mother -- people like Martin Leslie, who holds the obscure title of Factor of Mey at one of her residences in Scotland -- to comment on her life and death.
Carl Icahn, the famed Wall Street shark and a Trump acquaintance, became an informal adviser and pushed for the elimination of an obscure regulation that affected his business interests.
As well as encountering the obscure working-class theoreticians of Lyon, Proudhon also met the feminist Socialist Flora Tristan and, on his visits to Paris, made the acquaintance of Karl Marx, Mikhail Bakunin, and the Russian Socialist and writer Aleksandr Herzen.
"Acquaintances," Leavell proposed.
"I'm losing acquaintances".
