Sentence examples for previous acquaintance from inspiring English sources
The phrase "previous acquaintance" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English
It refers to someone who you have met or known before. Example sentence: "I was surprised to see my previous acquaintance, John, at the party last night."
Previous acquaintance with Britain's funniest 14-year-old not required (and Rennison supplies a good-humored glossary).
The height chosen was scarcely sufficient for maneuvering in so gusty a wind and with no previous acquaintance with the conduct of the machine and its controlling mechanisms.
The existence of a previous acquaintance also affected behaviour: both the amount initially sent, and the percentage returned by the second player, rose in proportion to the length of time the players had known each other.
They are not only murders; they are murders preceded by humiliation, rape, and torture, and having another common factor, which is the assumption — and this is shared by the authorities as well — that in virtually every case the murderers had no previous acquaintance with the victims.
In July , 1946 a 19-year-old comic pantomimist born Jerome Levitch and a 29-year-old Italian crooner born Dino Crocetti, who had a slight previous acquaintance based on common friends and a couple of shared bookings, teamed up as a singing comedy act at the 500 Club on the boardwalk in Atlantic City.
No name placards were used for identification purposes because of the previous acquaintance of the interviewer with the participants.
Since it launched last week, I've gotten in touch with an old friend/source who's now at a big new company, discovered a couple previous acquaintances who happen to live or work near me, and got the heads up about a fellow blogger creeping behind me at work.
Will finds Spectre, and meets an older Jenny (Helena Bonham Carter), who explains that Edward rescued the town from bankruptcy by buying it at an auction and rebuilding it with financial help from many of his previous acquaintances.
The first criterion was 'acquaintance distance' the number of steps between the delegates on the collaboration graph based on their shared previous acquaintances.
Take advantage of any previous acquaintances.
You may have skipped over or forgotten about a previous friend or acquaintance who is smokin' (or even relatively) hot.
