Sentence examples for people acquainted from inspiring English sources

A wake is attended by people acquainted with the deceased, and a celebrity is, in a sense, a mutual acquaintance we hold in common with the world.

E-mail address GO SIGN UP Share Tweet A wake is attended by people acquainted with the deceased, and a celebrity is, in a sense, a mutual acquaintance we hold in common with the world.

For people acquainted with the musical, it may be a tad jarring at first to hear Zach, the director of the show-within-the-show, depicted with a British accent by Martin Harvey.

He continued taking heroin, sometimes with his fellow-student Will Self, the future novelist, who, like a number of people acquainted with St. Aubyn, did not want to be interviewed for this article.

People acquainted with the technology, however, said the suit might be frivolous because subscribers could easily turn their music into a tradeable format without the assistance of MP3.com.

On this first thread, the standards facilitating further development of the system should be developed and, even more important, people acquainted with both manufacturing and management problems should be educated.

Most people are acquainted with the bare facts.

Cobot will begin taking a more active role by suggesting, without prompting, that people become acquainted.

Instant access on DVD can help people get acquainted with a large number of them and, in the spirit of the material, quickly.

To help people get acquainted with their new currency between now and New Year's Day, the European Central Bank has developed 300 million "starter kits" with 10 euros in coins.

Nearly every shooter gets tagged with that label, because the public is convinced that that's the profile, and people barely acquainted with the gunman parrot it back to every journalist they encounter.