Sentence examples for plight acquiring from inspiring English sources
Ever opportunistic, the Mavericks took advantage of the Wizards' plight, acquiring two quality starters (Butler and Haywood) and a feisty veteran (Stevenson) in exchange for, essentially, salary-cap relief.
(When "Rock 'n' Roll" is made into a movie — Mick Jagger is reportedly interested in acquiring the rights — the Plastics will likely be at the center of the story. Onstage, like so much else in the play, their plight is narrated but not dramatized).
(When "Rock 'n' Roll" is made into a movie Mick Jagger is reportedly interested in acquiring the rights the Plastics will likely be at the center of the story. Onstage, like so much else in the play, their plight is narrated but not dramatized).
Ms. Hernandez finds a larger mission: Having been hired by the Workers Center, she takes a trip to the Lower East Side Tenement Museum and Ellis Island in New York and acquires a sense of the historical recurrence of their plight.
The plight of Linens 'n Things underscores the difficulties that some companies that were acquired by private equity firms may face in the tougher credit markets.
After teaching the human captain and his wife that acquired traits (like lost limbs) are not passed to offspring, Wrinkles learns about the plight of the crew.
It shows a lack of understanding of the plight of substitute teachers by the districts and administration and a complete lack of respect to those who attempt to acquire a full-time job while having gained some experience during their time substitute teaching.
