Sentence examples for familiar expressions from inspiring English sources

Stuart found that, because he could no longer will his face or voice to form familiar expressions, he himself was being diminished.

How much can you trust a way of life whose symbols of success (Martha Stewart) or most familiar expressions (the apple pie) lie now in rubble?

But moments of generosity are eclipsed by summary ruthlessness and such contradictions offer a provocative counterpoint to familiar expressions of good and bad, heroism and bastardry, vice and virtue.

The disdainful smirks and grimaces that many viewers were surprised to see in the first presidential debate are familiar expressions to those in the administration or in Congress who have simply asked the president to explain his positions.

WASHINGTON — The White House echoed on Monday with familiar expressions of determination to make tough decisions, as President Obama used a "fiscal responsibility summit" to promise to do his part to move the nation's balance sheet back toward balance.

For American audiences the most familiar expressions of this love are his flamboyant narrative ballets, and his Eifman Ballet of St . Petersburghas already presented striking examples of this genre in a season that continues through Sunday at the City Center (131 West 55th Street, Manhattan).

Results for transfer functions can be expressed in the form of very direct extensions of the familiar expression for the undamped case.

"What are you — crazy?" was a familiar expression.

In colloquial English, a more familiar expression would be 'ups and downs'.

In the kitchen, I found Clementine with a laptop and a familiar expression of deep absorption.

and will include a familiar expression addressing the coming season: "It's a Whole New Ballgame".