Sentence examples for the new acquaintances from inspiring English sources

The new acquaintances look uncertainly at each other, and Flowers allows the hands to do the somewhat hesitant talking.

The new acquaintances of the wealthy artist were only too happy to chaperone him in his exploration of the Montmartre artistic milieu.

The new acquaintances had seen only my good side, while my understanding friends on the left had fielded most of my distortions.

I can tell you little about the new acquaintances who joined me for dinner, because I'm not so good at reading lips.

Clubbing is good mainly for the new acquaintances with girls, and the funny consequences you discuss with friends in the morning.

Mr. Romney told a story for the first time of having met a young man at a neighbor's home in Massachusetts, a former SEAL, and having discussed their mutual love of skiing and the new acquaintance's postmilitary career in security work in the Middle East.

My white friends are continually confronted by the dilemma of how to reply to the taxi driver or the builder or the new acquaintance who launches into a racist diatribe; and the racist jibe is by no means confined to the bottom of the class ladder.

I know you enjoy your friend's company, and your convo with the new acquaintance is intriguing.

I pieced together the story: after several weeks of the two of them meeting, JJ, the new acquaintance, became a boyfriend.

Such attention can be enhanced by remarking on the novelty, as we might repeat the name of the new acquaintance when first introduced.

The ironically titled Black Joy (1977), with Norman Beaton and Floella Benjamin as the worldly new acquaintances in London of a new arrival from Guyana, incorporates comedy into an unsentimental depiction of the struggles of an immigrant community in Brixton.