Sentence examples for of your acquaintances from inspiring English sources

"There are no direct clashes in the streets, but when every day you have one or two of your acquaintances killed, this is civil war," he said.

That app, which is sponsored by a pharmaceutical company, lets you prowl through the social network looking for which of your acquaintances got symptoms before you did.

Whatever their failures, you can be sure of one thing: however exemplary you think your child-rearing has been, many of your acquaintances will be convinced you are somehow to blame.

First you'll see new Snaps and text chats at the top, then Stories from your closest friends you watch and chat with the most, followed by the Stories from the rest of your acquaintances.

When he grows up and takes control over his own timeline, he will have a timeline of tagged material from his childhood…We will also transform the timeline created by each person into a video movie, through a widget on an internet site [and] enable comparison of your timeline with that of your acquaintances, or chronological data files.

Are any of your acquaintances just plain mean?

More complex ideas, such as "I long always to be near thee" and "I am desirous of your acquaintance", could also be signalled.

The most consummate narcissist of your acquaintance turns out to have at least some sense of perspective: there on his fridge is the Chast cartoon with the heading "Mental Baggage Claim".

For the would-be red-hot trendies of your acquaintance, I recommend the following horrors - The Art of Rachel Whiteread edited by Chris Townsend (Thames & Hudson, £12.95), Naglaa Walker's On Physics (Dewi Lewis Publishing, £19.99) and Home Sweet Home 102: An Anthology, by Charlotte Troy (CT Editions, £16.95).

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That is to say, in an effort to turn up evidence of your character or lack thereof someone of your acquaintance has punched your name into the popular Internet search engine Google.