Sentences with phrase «acquaintance of»

I made the electronic acquaintance of a person called «Dags» last week.

By the way, a realtor at my agent Open House is apparently an acquaintance of one of Melanie Aitken's room mates at university.

Q: An acquaintance of mine has her home exclusively listed for sale with a competing broker, but she told me in a phone conversation that she might change listing brokers.

I was fortunate to make the «real life» acquaintance of a fellow FIW alum and colleague from «Down Under», Jenny Brown, Director of The Family Systems Institute in Neutral Bay, Australia and author of Growing Yourself Up: How to Bring Your Best To All of Life's Relationships.

About Blog The mission of The Arts Club, defined at its inaugural meeting, is «to encourage higher standards of art, maintain galleries for that purpose, and to promote the mutual acquaintance of art lovers and art workers.»

If someone within the company, or another acquaintance of the hiring manager, has referred you, your resume is much more likely to get a considered review and lead to an interview.

I'm a recent graduate from college, and through an acquaintance of an acquaintance, I have received an internship offer (yay!).

Use acquaintance of dealing procedures as well as house rules so as to maintain the integrity and security of games

At M. Manze (established in 1902) we felt obliged to sample the seafood specialties — and then happily made the acquaintance of a beef pie.

The first Canadian to get Google Glass is an acquaintance of mine here in London, and I had a chance to try it out earlier this week.

The Appellant, Gerald Arnold Mustard, is a casual acquaintance of the deceased's housemate, Karla Petersen.

He was also the acquaintance of a convicted pedophile named Holmes.

You are trying to develop relationships with people in the media to promote yourself and your firm, and you make the acquaintance of a reporter.

For although she had spent a year getting the required permits from Orange County, she had, it turned out, yet to make the acquaintance of the «milk and dairy food safety branch» of the California Department of Food and Agriculture (CDFA).

This edition of Green Hops is dedicated to Andrew Symon, a Singapore - based journalist specializing in energy and whom I have had the pleasure and honor of making an acquaintance of as a result of his writings at Asia Times Online.

Doug Biesecker, a solar physicist NOAA Space Weather Prediction Center [full disclosure: Doug is an acquaintance of mine; I interviewed him for an episode of «Bad Universe» about solar storms], has written a document calling the findings into question.

Always glad to make the acquaintance of a lofty intellect with a brusque and officious manner.

And finally, I am very pleased to have made the online acquaintance of Joe Duarte and coauthor Lee Jussim, I look forward to further interactions with them.

Mr Okemwa had been requested by Mr Daniel Orenge another lawyer and an acquaintance of Ms Lubulwa to represent us both during the hearing.

I guess I «shoulda known betta,» as acquaintance of mine from a few years back probably would have said.

[Roger, Jr., I suspect you are reading this — perhaps you have heard my name, as I have been a long - time acquaintance of your Dad, and fellow land - atmosphere interaction modeller.

Making the acquaintance of artists such as Robert Motherwell, David Hare and Barnett Newman, she adopted the principles of abstract expressionism and...

Making the acquaintance of artists such as Robert Motherwell, David Hare and Barnett Newman, she adopted the principles of abstract expressionism and has created a stunning body of abstract work.

Besides that fact, it is also clear that Robert Motherwell, who taught automatism to the Abstract Expressionists, learned it from an Austrian painter who was living at the time in Mexico, whom Motherwell met through the acquaintance of a Chilean painter.

During periods spent in New York City, he frequented the haunts of the artists who would become known as the New York School and made the acquaintance of the group's artists and critics, including Willem de Kooning and Thomas Hess.

I knew a man who was an acquaintance of this woman (the reviewer), she's quite a well known person now, and he brought us together.

With the outbreak of the Franco - Prussian war in July 1870, the Impressionist landscape painting commune at Louveciennes broke up and Pissarro left France - leaving behind some 1500 finished paintings - and fled to London, where he made the acquaintance of Paul Durand - Ruel, a Parisian art dealer who would become one of his most ardent supporters.

The kind of art Pape made early in her career demonstrates more than a small acquaintance of geometric abstraction.

The following year the Betty Parsons Gallery staged an exhibition of Yacoubi's work, and soon after he made the acquaintance of Peggy Guggenheim, who purchased several of his paintings.

Now the Danish public will have a chance to make the acquaintance of the artist's fascinating universe of headless soldiers and Victorian ballerinas in his first major solo show in Scandinavia.

For several years he divided his time between Paris and Stockholm, making the acquaintance of artists, organizing exhibitions and dabbling in underground films.

This picture was probably painted very soon after O'Conor had made the acquaintance of Emile Bernard, Sérusier and others of the Pont Aven group in 1892.

Through the dealer Dick Bellamy, Bontecou made the acquaintance of Castelli, then at the beginning of his own soon - to - be-stellar career.

He also made the acquaintance of many of the artists involves with art informel, including Georges Mathieu, Wols and Hans Hartung.

As an acquaintance of acclaimed American photographers such as Alfred Stieglitz, Edward Weston...

Making the acquaintance of an undersung artist is always a pleasure.

With so much to see, and so thoughtfully presented, the challenge was to pause long enough to make the acquaintance of new galleries and — confirming that we are bridging a generation change — new artists.

Around midnight at the bar I bump into an old acquaintance of mine from Chicago, Mark Mann.

He sought out avant garde painters, not only making the acquaintance of key artists of the New York School, but also visiting their studios and interviewing them for a research paper.

With opposing trajectories and estranged timetables, Wizardry never got to make the acquaintance of its overseas - residing brethren.

I know a very little about forming LLCs — I'm talking to a Lawyer Acquaintance of mine to check this out — but, if Chevalier has set things up right, people are not going to be able to sue HIM — they can only sue Forked Path and only its assets are on the table.

That's how Samuel Hajek joined in, who previously was just an acquaintance of a friend and since then has become both colleague and friend.

A few weeks back an acquaintance of mine who used to work for Edge dropped out of games journalism.

Now, that man was an acquaintance of the child's family, but can you imagine if some madman finds out little Timmy's address after Timmy couldn't keep his big mouth shut?

As you make the acquaintance of your new dolphin friends, you'll even learn a few important things about these extraordinary animals.

An acquaintance of mine, Lauren Bradshaw, started a new company called Walnut Animal Society, specializing in absolutely darling 100 % brushed wool handmade stuffed animals.

Successful breeders have already made the acquaintance of a breeder's best friend, Common Sense.

«I have sometimes thought of the final cause of dogs having such short lives and I am quite satisfied it is in compassion to the human race; for if we suffer so much in losing a dog after an acquaintance of ten or twelve years, what would it be if they were to live double that time?»

As an example, an acquaintance of mine fell in love with Basenjis?

Before First Eagle, he was an analyst for Oakmark International and Oakmark International Small Cap and an acquaintance of Ed Studzinski's.