Sentence examples for to acquainting from inspiring English sources
verb
To furnish or give experimental knowledge of; to make (one) to know; to make familiar.
She was in charge, and I was relegated to acquainting myself with her food.
So bust out that rhyming dictionary (there are a bunch online) and get to acquainting yourself with your own language.
To acquaint the world, electronically, with my every passing thought?
"I travelled to acquaint people with jihad for years...
Mr. Mitchell said he wanted to acquaint a younger generation to that gay lore.
"It will take only ten minutes to acquaint myself with the Messerschmitt," he told reporters.
The result has been chaos, as sales representatives try to acquaint themselves with new accounts.
At the outset I felt no need to acquaint myself with the six degrees of freedom.
Before you play, it is important to acquaint yourself with the scoring system.
And the National Institutes of Health grantors would do well to acquaint themselves with the early work of Einstein.
The college also held workshops -- "CUNY Proficiency Exam 101" -- to acquaint its faculty with the exam.
