apprise BrE
apprize AmE

She lost no time in apprising him of the situation.

These are facts of which we have already been apprised.

Let me apprise the market in a different way than usual.

"Do you think the University should be apprised of his methods?"

"We just want to be apprised and given a chance to vote on it."

"Would you care to apprise me of what is happening?"

I shall certainly apprise him of what's happened here today.

Should any new facts present themselves to us, we will certainly apprise you of them.

But all this, I doubt not, you are apprised of.

She found the two men and in low whispers apprised them of what the black had told her.

At that point, I apprised the doctor of his mistake.

California had apprised us of the crisis in the aircraft industry.

No one had bothered to apprise him of this fact.

"I have someone on the street who can keep me apprised.

"Commander, a situation has developed you should be apprised of."

"Now if you want to apprise me, get on with it."

Clinton also has been apprised of the international community's opposition to the military option.

At the very least, he should be apprised of the situation."

We will keep you apprised of this situation as it develops.

"I assume you've been apprised of the reason for my visit."

Is it to apprise the public that the sanitation men are at work?

And I've kept them apprised every step of the way since."

You have been apprised of the proceedings as they occurred.

We'd appreciate it if you kept us apprised of your progress.

"Our international scouting desk will apprise me if they think we have something to look at."