| It was some years ago that I recognised that I had, to a certain extent, lost that critical aquaintance with the natural world. |
| Give a friend, aquaintance or family member a voucher for an amount of your choise. |
| Yet in the Ignatian letters there is not the faintest aquaintance with the man or his teaching. |
| An aquaintance tells her of the lovely day she had at the Zoo, and Mrs. Craig-Higgs decides she'll visit it and see the wallaby. |
| You are calling some friend or aquaintance, and, to your surprise and astonishment, there on the armchair lies, curled up, your cat! |
