He became one of about 100 volunteers who agreed to put the names of business acquaintances into a common pool of potential employers.
We would be bragging of course, but it is surely excusable to put the best possible face on at the beginning of such an acquaintance.
Recently I put the number system into play while having lunch with a professional acquaintance who was visiting my city.
As the researchers put it, "longer acquaintance lengths tend to feature romantic impressions that rely heavily on unique, idiosyncratic desirability," rather than just looks.
As Lyadov put it, our acquaintance with the great composer was a real occasion".
If that's true, my acquaintance was guilty of a woefully common phenomenon among budget travelers: putting the budget before the travel.
As he put it, "My acquaintance was struck because of my involvement in politics," but Ms. Varis stands apart from the "people involved in political giving that you have a fairly business-like relationship with," he said.
Mr. Ortiz, a party promoter who is generous with his business cards and offers to put acquaintances on Omar O.'s Guest List, had organized the evening's gathering and said dancing was a critical ingredient.
Thanks to advances in electronics a small UAS like this is now capable of beaming back images from high-resolution video cameras and other sensors.In this section On a bright new wing Put away the knitting Nodding acquaintance Not so blindingly obvious ReprintsEventually, though, the civilian use of small drones may well exceed that of military ones.
The players' gaming skills improved, but the prowess did not extend to other cognitive areas.In this section On a bright new wing Put away the knitting Nodding acquaintance Not so blindingly obvious ReprintsAge, though, was not a factor in this study: most of the participants were in their late 30s or early 40s.
