Sentence examples for be particularly familiar with from inspiring English sources

Parish will be particularly familiar with two of his inherited line-up, Mark Henry and Ray Cashmere, who both worked under him with North Queensland Cowboys.

This lab utilizes recent scientific publications on intriguing trends in trilobite evolution to provide this information to both teachers and students who may not be particularly familiar with the Trilobita.

I wouldn't expect Washington media to be particularly familiar with that.

"It wasn't something I was particularly familiar with or interested in," Mr. Albarn said of the genre.

Not someone I was particularly familiar with until Adam Curtis's brilliant Century of Self on BBC4 a few years ago.

At the end of the trip, some JPMorgan officials remarked that the comptroller officials were particularly familiar with the issues facing the investment unit.

The club are yet to decide whether to sign Valdés when he returns to fitness though his relationship with Van Gaal, who managed him previously at Barcelona, means the manager is particularly familiar with his ability.

— his lack of tech savvy, McElroy led his team to the game's only touchdown and a 7-6 win, much to the delight of the Jets faithful, who have not been particularly familiar with delight this season.

Consumers panels aren't something I'm particularly familiar with, but even so, when Eyal described Springleap's approach to research, I was a bit puzzled — isn't that basically just asking people for advice?

Astronomers are particularly familiar with this issue and have no choice but to continue.

Strap-ons are not something I'm particularly familiar with, so it took some manoeuvring and getting used to.