Sentence examples for familiar public from inspiring English sources

He has become a familiar public figure here.

"[We want to] move beyond the familiar public radio or interview podcast and bring to life new stories rooted in reality".

In Bennett's diaries, as with all the more personal writings collected here, we find his familiar public persona overlain with something scratchier and less biddable.

Shortly after the publication of "The Great Neighborhood Book," Mr. Kent spent a couple of days visiting some familiar public places with a reporter, appraising them according to the principles he has spent so many years formulating.

But unlike Mr. Giuliani's emotional display of sadness and regret on Wednesday, when he abruptly announced that he and his wife were separating, the mayor returned yesterday to his more combative, and familiar, public persona.

presents both the familiar, public domain print that has been a staple of film societies and television screenings for decades, and an alternate version, newly discovered in the Keaton estate archive, that uses different takes or different angles for many shots and is cleaner and sharper than the standard print.

His company constructed some of San Francisco's most familiar public-works projects, including the Fourth Street Bridge near AT&T Park and most of the Third Street light-rail project.

Just how familiar the public becomes with his story will unfold this week.

The difficulties of retaining low-paid staff at Birmingham are just as familiar to public sector prison managers.

Anyone familiar with public speaking will know that even if a British audience agrees with you, it does so in a spirit of weary resignation.

Although a lot of the show's themes tread fairly familiar ground – public humiliation, disinterested girls – the presence of Aussie comic great Barry Humphries helps elevate its profile.