You can then become acquainted with people you can later meet for lunch or coffee.
A handful of people on each side were killed or wounded in skirmishes, but the poachers, who were by then better acquainted with the park's geography, continued about their business.
"John was really reluctant to make an endorsement" of any film project, said Mr. Ardon, 29, who bought a vintage DeLorean car and then became acquainted with the carmaker himself, who died in 2005 at age 80.
In a virtual community we can go directly to the place where are favourite subjects are being discussed, then get acquainted with people who share our passions or who use words in a way we find attractive.
He grew familiar with the need for sustainability in building design – and then intimately acquainted with it, when he decided to build an eco-home, complete with turbine, ground-source heat pump, solar panels and rainwater recovery systems, on the site of a former farmstead at Harwood in the Lancashire Pennines.
Liverpool, however, was by then well acquainted with the themes of "cheap labour" from the empire and racism in the mother country, embrace and rejection, hence Belchem's rightful claim for his study as "a prehistory as it were, of the deleterious race relations which accompanied (and besmirched) the otherwise vaunted transition from authoritarian empire to libertarian commonwealth".
So to me, it seems there's more evidence that looking past the external voices, past the shoulds and fears, then getting acquainted with your true self and listening to him/her is the much safer path.
Until then, get acquainted with the hard-hitting masters of the digital zine-making platform.
Taking an interest in the Finnish mythology of the Kalevala, Tolkien then became acquainted with the Finnish language, which he found to provide an aesthetically pleasing inspiration for his High-elven language.
A physician first needs to build a relationship with the patient, and then become acquainted with all his/her diagnoses, of which COPD may be just one (and not always the most important).
