The phrase "a unfamiliar" is not correct in written English.
The correct form is "an unfamiliar" because "unfamiliar" begins with a vowel sound.
Example: "She felt a sense of unease in an unfamiliar environment."
Alternatives: "an unknown" or "a strange".
Lost while driving in a unfamiliar city?
"I was quite scared, and hurried into a unfamiliar alley.
Rating: 6.0 Graham Zusi: Playing out of position for most of the game on the left side instead of his usual spot on the right, Zusi looked uncomfortable in a unfamiliar area of the field.
3. Especially avoid food products containing ingredients that are a) unfamiliar, b) unpronounceable c) more than five in number — or that contain high-fructose corn syrup.None of these characteristics are necessarily harmful in and of themselves, but all of them are reliable markers for foods that have been highly processed.
One of the key points that was made was that people felt we did not want to be discussing aspects of a unfamiliar language's syntax with candidates, but would prefer to focus on the reasons why a candidate takes a particular approach to the problem and how they choose to structure their solution.
Switching onto the Windows platform is no small task and switching to a unfamiliar closed platform magnifies the complexity.
She falls asleep on it and wakes up in an unfamiliar house, an unfamiliar time - and an unfamiliar body.
Do not answer a call from an unfamiliar number.
Riding on a sidewalk, especially an unfamiliar one.
Robinho, jogged onto an unfamiliar pitch in an unfamiliar city in northeast England wearing an unfamiliar sky-blue uniform.
I was planning a business trip to an unfamiliar city.
