Sentence examples for be a very familiar from inspiring English sources

So for those of you in Econ 150, this should be a very familiar kind of thing.

After the turmoil in the markets this year, many investors may find this to be a very familiar tale.

Delving as it does into the challenge of veterans reintegrating into society, it will be a very familiar drama to American audiences, the kind that David Rabe wrote about Vietnam in the 1970s.

For eight musicians in the pit, it will be a very familiar tune because those eight -- David Gale, Pete Hyde, Brian Koonin, Batia Lieberman, Marion Pinheiro, John Rojak, Mitchell Weiss, and Robert Zottola -- have been with the show since it opened on March 12 , 1987

When the teams are read out for Staveley Miners Welfare's tie against Worksop Town on Friday night, there could be a very familiar name among them.

It's a very familiar picture.

This is a very familiar conversation.

So it's a very familiar stomping ground".

This is a very familiar idea I'm hoping to everybody, slightly philosophy but a very familiar idea.

(This too, is a very familiar experience for me and any film reviewer).

This was a very familiar if lunatic sight, but one Paul hadn't seen for a month and a half.