Sentence examples for familiar core from inspiring English sources
US ideas on borders, settlements, Jerusalem and refugees cover the wearily familiar "core" issues of the conflict.
How do you balance telling a story with such a familiar core while retaining your writerly craft?
What is promised in Salzburg, at any rate, is a handsome array of operas on stage and in concert, radiating outward from a familiar core of Mozart ("Cosi Fan Tutte," "Don Giovanni" and "Idomeneo") and Wagner ("Tristan und Isolde").
(Dargis) 'The Croods' (PG, 1 36) This animated film about a prehistoric family has a wearyingly familiar core dynamic — restless teenager, overprotective father — but a lavish look and an appealing female lead (thanks to the voice-over work of Emma Stone).
(Holden) 'The Croods' (PG, 1 36) This animated film about a prehistoric family has a wearyingly familiar core dynamic — restless teenager, overprotective father — but a lavish look and an appealing female lead (thanks to the voice-over work of Emma Stone).
Theoretical and historical brands of architectural knowledge encompass viable beliefs about familiar core concerns of architecture, including basic design elements of the built environment; their combinations, relations, and properties; their style; external factors (social, economic, cultural, etc).
The move did, indeed, have a restorative effect as that familiar senior core of players, so criticised by the hierarchy for their part in Villas-Boas' failure, responded.
The prep work is familiar to Core, who has supplemented her art career over the years as an assistant food stylist, working on shoots for the HoneyBaked Ham catalog, Martha Stewart Living magazine and Dr. Oetker, a German food company.
The first is the gap, no less wide for being so familiar, on the core issues.
A sizeable bottled collection covers similar familiar territory, mixing core Belgian classics (Orval, Rochefort, Chimay etc) with familiar craft imports from Brooklyn, Einstök and Goose Island.
Act Drowning or waiving Reprints Related items Economics focus: Drowning or waivingOct 21st 2010Europe shows a familiar split between core countries and peripheral ones.
