Sentence examples for that an acquaintance from inspiring English sources
In fact, Blitzer didn't say that; an acquaintance of Hodgkinson said in an interview he "wasn't evil".
Their dentist recently revealed that an acquaintance had named his son Charlie, as an homage.
The manager tells him that an acquaintance, Tracy Moroney, works at the store.
It includes his agony at finding that an acquaintance discovered but then destroyed correspondence between Flaubert and a secret lover.
In 1964, he discovered that an acquaintance from Long Island, Ellie Greenwich, had become a successful songwriter.
She noticed that an acquaintance in yoga class had chopped her hair "practically to an inch of her head".
She's attempting to recover from — or to hide from — a tangled romantic life and her guilt about an incident that left an acquaintance in a coma.
One of these, "Untitled (Lobstermen)" (1927), is a half-stab at modernism, done in a fractured, prismatic style that bespeaks an acquaintance with Cubism.
At that time an acquaintance I had not seen for several years came to see me for a minor skin problem.
There are gauzy guitar and keyboard textures, sweeps of echoing feedback, harmonies decorating an oblique vocal style that suggests an acquaintance with Talk Talk's Spirit of Eden.
That is, an acquaintance forwarded it to his current boss.
