Sentence examples for every unfamiliar from inspiring English sources

If you don't want to search the Web for every unfamiliar name in the list, several Web sites are dedicated to cataloging the information.

Just as it's advisable to understand every unfamiliar Elizabethan word in "Hamlet," an actor needs to understand where every Mametian clause and interjection is coming from.

In Israel, where handbags and cars are constantly searched and every unfamiliar object is a potential bomb, "you develop a tolerance for a whole lot of inconveniences and discomfort," Dr. Danieli said, adding, "It becomes a kind of sober grit".

For every unfamiliar composer, the violinist has a story, because he has been unearthing music that suits his intellectual and aesthetic tastes ever since winning the Gold Medal at the Tchaikovsky International Competition in Moscow in 1978.

For a few weeks, he was hyper-aware of his body, afraid of every unfamiliar feeling or flicker of discomfort.

In another scene cited, a Secret Service agent approaches the president while he is having sex in a pool with a young woman who is not his wife; in yet another, the president asks his brother Robert, "What do you do when you're horny?" and tells him that if he doesn't have sex with unfamiliar women "every couple of days I get migraines".

For those still unfamiliar, every year roughly 70,000 festivalgoers gather on the dry lake of northwestern Nevada's Black Rock Desert to burn a giant wooden Man/Sculpture/Pyre object; it's a weeklong art and music festival that culminates in a giant ceremonial bonfire.

In almost every other respect, German culture – books, food, manners – remains unfamiliar to every British person.

Once Ms. duPont settled in, she noticed unfamiliar faces every week.

I remember the strange, unfamiliar thrill every time the story zoomed in on her friend Rickie (Wilson Cruz), the first gay teen I recall seeing on TV.

In their first hours of life, I held each of them, studying every detail of their unfamiliar faces.