Sentence examples for almost as familiar from inspiring English sources

Over time, this concept would become almost as familiar in economics textbooks as supply-and-demand curves.

At Marlboro High School, also in South Jersey, the lockdown drill has become almost as familiar as a fire drill.

The list of indicted and convicted public officials is almost as familiar as the names enshrined in Cooperstown.

It was also the special status of New York, almost as familiar as their own cities to Europeans, even those who have never been there.

Visits From the Governor Soon the corridors of government were almost as familiar to Mr. Goldberger and Mr. Menczer as their Brooklyn streets were.

To anyone with a glancing knowledge of culture, "Godot" is now almost as familiar a brand as Tide detergent or MTV.

Eggleston is the Thornton Wilder of the lens, his portraits a growing community of figures as familiar, almost, as the cast of Wilder's Our Town except that their story will never be resolved.

Parliamentarian propaganda made much of this, treating Boye almost as a Devil's familiar.

In some cases, writes Teeuw, Amir treats God almost as a lover, using familiar terms such as "engkau" ("you") to address Him.

And we grown- ups like the familiar almost as much as children do which means that picture books last a very, very long time.

But Wilson was in opposition at the time, leading a shadow team almost as fractiously divided on the familiar left/right lines as Jeremy Corbyn's.