Sentence examples for a familiar expression from inspiring English sources
"What are you — crazy?" was a familiar expression.
In the kitchen, I found Clementine with a laptop and a familiar expression of deep absorption.
and will include a familiar expression addressing the coming season: "It's a Whole New Ballgame".
"And that's when, for lack of better words" — and then he used a familiar expression involving a fan.
She wears a strappy black dress, pearl earrings, and a familiar expression: something around her ice-blue eyes is smiling, but she looks powerfully disdainful as if she might, in a moment, order you to lick something off her shoes.
While less often heard these days, big cheese remains a familiar expression, originating allegedly from a cheese made from all the milk produced in a day by Republicans in the US town of Cheshire for their hero, Thomas Jefferson.
To his left, standing mostly in the shadows, is a shorter figure, a guitarist dressed in a fire engine red suit with a white wide-brimmed hat, wearing a now familiar expression of menace and mischief.
In colloquial English, a more familiar expression would be 'ups and downs'.
Percent probability was generally described as a common, familiar expression that was readily understood by both professionals and the public.
As I started to expound on my carefully honed technique for answering questions you haven't revised for, my son placed his hands on my shoulders and looked at me with a distant, benign, oddly familiar expression.
