Sentence examples for familiar mentions from inspiring English sources

Popular commenting platform Disqus, which recently raised $10 million from North Bridge Venture Partners and Union Square Ventures, is adding support for a feature that's both nifty and familiar: mentions within comments.

And Morse's was one of the amusing "familiar names" mentioned by Azed.

A brief digression about crafting; Firor says Skyrim players should expect a familiar system, and also mentions the ability to enchant weapons.

Mr. Gore says he's laid out a "recommended agenda for action" in this volume, and he mentions some familiar policy options for grappling with the climate change crisis (like cap and trade, and using tax policy to discourage CO2 emissions).

The two-timing "I" occasionally mentions a familiar place such as "Miami" or "Manhattan", but he lives in a generalised metropolis that seems to have been Photoshopped from details of many places: it has docks and trams but also a "Presidential freeway" and a "cricket stadium".

Managed to make steady entrance into last clut on list and thought names mentioned familiar - some New York, Chicago, etc.

I did, however, have to keep checking that this wasn't a repeat, because it all seemed terribly familiar, not to mention out of date.

TechWeb sent a camera to the event (video below) and I'm sure you'll find the themes mentioned familiar.

Another source familiar with Facebook mentioned Facebook and Apple had been discussing something around the email visibility change, but didn't know details.

Excuses for not wanting Clinton to be president sound incredibly familiar to those mentioned for not wanting other women to be leaders.

A writer for Virgin Media gave the song four out of five stars, writing: "It sounds a tad familiar, not to mention inappropriate in a track named after a US porn-movie series, but Benny Benassi then lifts 'Girl Gone Wild' into a fantastic throbbing Kelis-style dancefloor-filler".