At one point, the acquaintance outside, using some kind of hand-held device, began recording through the window, Mr. Solivan said.
On set, Logan asked: "Have you read my play yet?" And when Whishaw eventually did, he was "moved" because: "I didn't know their story or how desperately sad their lives had been". Up to that point, his acquaintance with Peter Pan had been jocular, courtesy of Disney and the local pantomime in Langford, the Bedfordshire village where he grew up (he played John).
I was born and raised in Flatbush, so when my friends, and even casual acquaintances, point out that I am "so Brooklyn" (usually after I pronounce coffee "cawfee"), I can say I agree, with even a hint of pride.
At the same time, some of my acquaintances pointed out, the nationalists shouldn't be demonized too much.
At some point during their acquaintance, Cosby asked her to help him raise money to open a private club.
At one point, he professed acquaintance with Richard II, and in 1399 he was granted two pipes (casks) of wine a year for life by Henry IV as a reward for complimentary references in one of his poems.
"You gotta move cameras around, and ashtrays; and continuity is apparently an issue") when Jennifer Westfeldt, who was at that point a distant acquaintance of Hamm's, invited him to be in a play she was working on in New York.
At some point last year, an acquaintance made me aware of RecordFlipper, a blog that aims to serve as an investment tip sheet for the release and future releases of hyperlimited vinyl titles.
At some point last year, an acquaintance made me aware of RecordFlipper, a blog that aims to serve as an investment tip-sheet re: the release and future-release of hyper-limited vinyl titles.
Some of these armchair detectives believe that Love wanted to inherit her rockstar-husband's estate, and point to interviews with acquaintances suggesting Cobain was happy before his death.
