She went to parties at his house every two or three weeks — "fun parties!" she said — where she became acquainted with Lele Mora and Emilio Fede, her co-defendants.
Marceau begins her adventure in Sirkeci Terminal, Istanbul, where she becomes acquainted with Poirot, whom she admires, as well as the other characters who later accompany her aboard the Orient Express.
If she is acquainted with the clerk and trusts him, she leaves some change with him and asks that it be given to the bum when he wakes up.
She became acquainted with a Miss Mason while teaching in Newington Green, whom she greatly respected, and she taught two girls named Mary and Caroline while she was a governess for the Kingsborough family in Ireland.
Ignored by the government, she and her film crew melted into the Chiapas countryside, where she became acquainted with the Zapatista resistance, named for the rebel leader Emiliano Zapata, who was killed in 1919, and the Zapatistas' charismatic leader, Subcommander Marcos.
She completed a B.A. at Antioch College in Self, Society, and Culture, where she became acquainted with qualitative research methods.
She didn't have toothache, but he thought it was about time she got acquainted with the routine of sitting in the big reclining chair and being prodded with pointy objects.
After a particularly bad spat with her mother, she left home and sought refuge at a friend's beauty salon, where she became acquainted with a pleasant-faced woman who appeared to sympathize with Mona's personal problems.
She was two months pregnant by Gray, and engaged to marry him, when she became acquainted with a charming, handsome Irish rogue named Andrew Robinson Stoney, who managed to seduce her.
She became acquainted with a local photographer, who had discovered several child stars, including Ginger Rogers, and believed she had a bright future.
The sister of the poet and essayist Hilaire Belloc, she received little formal education, but, because of the prominence of her family in intellectual circles, she was acquainted with the leading literary figures of the day.
