Sentence examples for familiar collection from inspiring English sources

For fans of the label, this meant a familiar collection.

Though the comptroller didn't specify which firms had managed the funds, they were likely a familiar collection of financial-industry villains.

But it was the lightness and transparency of 21st-century mesh that served a modern smash to what might otherwise have been a familiar collection of sporty separates.

The recent rash of blocked European deals are making it seem as if Europe is splintering into a familiar collection of feuding national interests.

But they quickly settled down into a familiar collection of genres (some of which, like point-and-click adventures, fell by the wayside).

Mr. Monti acted in the name of Europe's single market, but the recent rash of blocked deals are different: making it seem as if Europe is splintering into a familiar collection of feuding national interests.

Because of the haphazard material, it's not the best folk anthology, either -- the old, familiar collections of Russian or German tales are generally better-tailored to bedtime reading.

After first collaborating three years ago on the album Love Has Come For You (the title track of which scored a Grammy award for best American Roots song), Martin and Brickell are back with second effort So Familiar, a collection of tender tracks in Brickell's smooth vocals and Martin's slickness on the strings gel together delightfully.

But in these campaigns, children go far beyond trick or treating in scary costumes with the familiar orange collection boxes in hand.

Participants familiar with collection of information on paper followed by manual entry into an electronic system (currently a common approach in Canada) were concerned about how time consuming this process could be and were supportive of system features that would expedite data entry.

Last, based on the CHEPSAA experience, it is proposed that future systematic capacity assessments focus on both capacity assets and needs; assess capacity at individual, organisational, and systems levels; consider self-assessments using familiar data collection and analysis methods; and conduct assessments in a phased and incremental way.