The last time she was known to be alive was on the afternoon of 14 December, when she phoned an acquaintance.
He phoned some acquaintances working border patrol up at Rangeley, near the Maine-Quebec crossing.
One text sent from Mr. Mays's phone to an acquaintance stated that "if they press charges, they are going to look at all my texts," according to the testimony of Ms. Gibb.
You'll also be able to point your phone at an acquaintance and pull up their LinkedIn profile, or point at a restaurant and a menu will pop up, along with information perhaps about which friends have been there and who the architect is of the building.
HOW many handshakes, or phone calls, or acquaintances are you away from Bill Clinton?
Mr. Morgenthau said Mr. Yu's involvement was confirmed by taped phone conversations with acquaintances.
Knowing the penalty for driving (and driving drunk, no less) will be savage, she phones a sympathetic acquaintance in the United States government, Florence Farfaletti.
A COUPLE of years ago, Franklin Hill Perrell, the executive director of the Roslyn Landmark Society, got a surprising phone call from an acquaintance.
The day the deal was announced, the lawsuit says, Mr. Cohee got a phone call from an acquaintance at Morgan Stanley who said he was "delivering a message" from the firm's officers.
His first book, "The Art of the Deal," published in 1987, begins with an account of a typical day in his life, including a phone call with an acquaintance who conducted a lot of business with the Soviet Union.
