We have no papers, are still without a functioning telephone, without any Roman friend or acquaintance.
"As Lynne pointed out, anyone would be rather proud of having saved a... friend or acquaintance.
"It is always a delicate matter," he once wrote, "when a friend or acquaintance becomes president".
They just belong to a friend or acquaintance who has a similar face to you.
And many had a story about some cousin or acquaintance or former classmate who had known Tamerlan and Dzhokhar Tsarnaev.
He added, "I'm a longtime personal friend or acquaintance of virtually every Democratic member of Congress from New York".
Some of the students were asked to write about occasions on which they'd envied a friend or acquaintance.
But my grandmother in particular was always keen to find out whether a new friend or acquaintance was "forty-five".
The American fixation with Communism, unmodulated by realism or acquaintance, unquestionably contributed to the liberation of millions.
Each of the characters had something we can relate to in a friend, colleague or acquaintance in real life.
Excessive drinking has killed brothers, contributed to many a "date" or "acquaintance" rape, and caused fellow students to raise weary eyebrows about frat-boys.
