Sentence examples similar to prized acquaintance from inspiring English sources
Not that Nan's American friend, the poet Dick Harrison, is any more of an inspiration, scrambling up the rickety ladder of grants and workshops and prizes and influential acquaintances that enable ascent in a capitalist versifier's thoroughly academic career.
Wow – this should only be used in truly exceptional circumstances: when an acquaintance wins a Nobel prize, or gives birth to a 12lb baby without a C-section.
Now you have the chance to make a furry acquaintance of your own with a great prize from The Kennel Club: win a family ticket to the Discover Dogs event in London,14-15 ,14-15er.
Conceived by Rabinovitch with the assistance of several authors of his acquaintance, among them Alice Munro and Mordecai Richler, the prize was intended to recognize the best Canadian novel or short story collection in English or in English translation in a given year.
The acquaintance who spoke to WikiLeaks claimed Xi always had his "eye on the prize" of a major party post.
Mr. Carter's music, which brought him dozens of awards, including two Pulitzer Prizes, could seem harmonically brash and melodically sharp-edged on the first hearing, but it often yielded drama and lyricism on better acquaintance.
"Delete them," the acquaintance responded.
One Facebook acquaintance suggested "cinesthesia".
"In-teresting," one acquaintance said.
