Sentence examples for familiar past from inspiring English sources
The surge of tips has a familiar past.
He is looking for his "real wife" from his familiar past.
Her version of "All the Way" is restless and terrifying: Galás's voice expands and shrinks at will, and a familiar past is made to sound hellish and mystical.
This was a serial program, gradually intensifying from what Mr. Hodgkinson called the "freely tonal" (Roger Sessions's "From My Diary," still tethered by key signatures to the familiar past but dipping its toe into the dark waters of tonal flexibility) to the outright 12-tone (Donald Martino's "Fantasies and Impromptus," dense and intricate, as sour and bracing as a Guinness Stout).
The great question in this era is whether the world's two largest economies can embark on a new departure, or if they are fated to replay an all too familiar past. .
Most people prefer to live in the familiar past, the better-the-devil-you-know syndrome, or the wishful-thinking future, as we don't trust happiness and don't believe peace to be real or lasting.
Despite the change in architecture, the latest Bonneville will feel familiar to past owners.
Istvan Papp led the musicians, and Kalman Balogh, familiar from past appearances, was the cymbalom virtuoso.
Through the fug of her disorientation, Sarah saw a man who looked familiar walk past: she had seen him the night before.
Towering above the bunks are enlarged versions of well-known pieces — some familiar from past Unilever commissions — that create a daisy chain of mutating ideas, bodies and species.
