Sentence examples for valuable acquaintance from inspiring English sources

My favorites were "Smarmy preprandial blessing?" for SLICK GRACE (or Grace Slick, former lead singer of Jefferson Airplane/Starship), "What misbehaving kids must have inherited from their parents?" for WILDER GENE (or actor Gene Wilder) and "Moocher's most valuable acquaintance?" for RICH BUDDY (or Buddy Rich, drummer extraordinaire).

A delicately regal grande dame, once a famous Kyoto beauty, becomes one of Downer's most valuable acquaintances, but first delivers a stinging reality check.

To his other court duties was added that of playing viola in the theatre orchestra; and, although the archbishop for the time being showed him no further mark of special favour, he was beginning to make valuable acquaintances.

It seems to me that many men don't view females outside their immediate family circle or acquaintance as "equal, valuable or of high moral standing".

In fact, your weak ties (acquaintances, rather than close contacts) can be just as valuable in passing on leads or information.

Some keep their valuable books in a vault, visiting them for the special pleasure of re-acquaintance with the text.

Acquaintances say the communications company, privately held, is Mr. Allbritton's most valuable asset - meaning that his likely total net worth is far more than $500 million.

In other contexts this definition of centrality has proved valuable in analysing the importance of individuals within social networks by measuring the importance of their acquaintances, as well as in determining the importance of websites in page rank algorithms i.e. by calculating how many high profile websites link back to a given site.

"Delete them," the acquaintance responded.

One Facebook acquaintance suggested "cinesthesia".

"In-teresting," one acquaintance said.