Sentence examples for a familiar question from inspiring English sources

This is a familiar question with England.

Which raises a familiar question: can you have too much Beckett?

All of this raises a familiar question: Who will oversee the overseers?

A familiar question from England fans, perhaps, but Otto accused them of folding too meekly.

And so we return to a familiar question: what exactly is the British Horseracing Authority for?

Each year the show's organizers ponder a familiar question: what to do with all that butter after the festivities end?

But then, reality sets back in when a very familiar voice asks a very familiar question.

The audience is hurled from a rousing exhortation ("Come on up to the rising") to a grim, familiar question: "Who'll be the last to die for a mistake?" "That's why we had to get that very right today," he said later.

But then she asks a dispiritingly familiar question, which also happens to be among the most rhetorical questions in human history: "Can I place you on hold?" Of course I find myself on hold before so much as a syllable can leave my lips.

At various times in our progress, people have come up to me to deliver a now familiar question: "did you ever imagine Facebook would be this big?" And I give a familiar answer: "well… yea, actually".

Instead, a year that began with Roddick once more looking like an elite player is winding down with what is becoming an increasingly familiar question: Is Andy Roddick, who will turn 26 during the Open, finished?