Even casual acquaintances have disappeared.
Casual Acquaintances Reunited then.
McGowan doesn't fess up to any negative consequences of his roadkill diet, except for the occasional grimace from a friend or acquaintance.
In yet another, he and an acquaintance confess to occasional bouts of loneliness.
And, while he remained loyal to his Montmartre studio when his contemporaries painted abroad or in their country retreats, he also traveled regularly through France, Switzerland, and Italy (his last visit was in 1906, at age 72) to visit acquaintances and make occasional landscapes.
For us it all began when an acquaintance decided she wanted to make the occasional phone call unaccompanied by screeches and Tarzan cries.
Medicating his urges with incessant jogging and occasional drinking, he's nevertheless undone by two new acquaintances: a delicate young parishioner (Mateusz Kosciukiewicz), whose Christlike appearance and tongue-tied vulnerability prove irresistible, and a platinum-haired sexual aggressor (Tomasz Schuchardt) who recognizes a kindred spirit.
As long as you keep posting, liking, and tweeting, spewing links to funny GIFs and trenchant longform texts, circulating the occasional, digitally fabricated instagram photo or vine video, your friends and acquaintances will never need know that your body has shuffled off the stage.
My face was bright red, and I wondered, 'Is anybody seeing this?' " During their years as friendly acquaintances back in the city, the women had shared the occasional cup of coffee or movie, "but it was not like we were best friends," Ms. Steele said of Ms. Carpenter, who was ostensibly her boss.
Apart from occasional visits to Holland, he lived from 1666 to 1681 in Paris, where he made the acquaintance of the German mathematician and philosopher Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz, with whom he remained on friendly terms for the rest of his life.
