Others said they enjoy the camaraderie and familiarity of the Jitney.
They miss their possessions and the freedom and familiarity of home.
Mr. Mueenuddin, 46, offers a richly observed landscape that is written with the tenderness and familiarity of an old friend.
Television comedy, which depends for many of its effects on repetition of phrases and familiarity of characterisation, can benefit from longevity.
The comfortable specificity and familiarity of the setting – the way rows are routinely and silently choreographed around the morning's toast and eggs – is part of a larger torment.
Because your total bill for employee wages would be low, why not choose the proximity and familiarity of investing in labor in or near your home country?
But as antiwar protests all over the planet give vent to raw anti-American sentiment, the ubiquity and familiarity of McDonald's has made it a widespread target in recent days.
Throughout the 1990's, a time when Russian culture, society and politics were in turmoil, Russian directors largely ignored contemporary plays and retreated to the stability and familiarity of the classics.
Suggesting much about her own prejudices, the 19th-century British novelist Frances Trollope visits America and recoils from the "uncouth advances" and "familiarity of address" she finds "universal throughout all ranks in the United States".
But the James Bond on the page -- melancholy, misogynistic, casually racist -- is a long cry from the suave Bond of the screen, even though the success and familiarity of the latter is what drives the continued publication of the former.
The British crew's Saturday performance cashed in on some earlier concentrated training – most of it in a development boat - both in slick gear changing and familiarity of the home track.
