Sentence examples for familiar regular from inspiring English sources
She expected online ticket sales for the company's new production of "Swan Lake," a familiar and traditionally best-selling ballet, to be vastly greater than for the less familiar regular repertory programs in the 1999 spring season.
In essence, it says that any complex wave-like signal you care to measure, that fluctuates over time or space, can be broken down into a sum of the familiar, regular, sine waves – the type that roll across the tops of oceans or vibrate along strings.
(Note that by merging two lipid species into a single effective one, we may, in principle, apply our results to a ternary lipid mixture that contains cholesterol; similar to Allender and Schick (21).) Each of the two individual monolayers will be described by the familiar regular solution model on the mean-field level (25, 26).
Even Steinbrenner, the Yankees' principal owner, recognized the familiar regular-season scenario passing for competition in the American League East.
The sentiment will be familiar to regular readers.
The form that Mrs. Johnson's punishment takes will be familiar to regular viewers of true-confession-style television movies.
The members of the cast are mostly familiar to regular attenders at this theatre, which has created an informal company.
Some of the cast of fossil characters may be familiar to regular museum visitors, but they have been revitalized in new settings.
And while many of his insights and anecdotes of celebrity misbehavior might sound familiar to regular readers of Page Six in The New York Post, he strings them together into a chatty and irreverent narrative.
At the end of the 10-minute address, the president looked about the Pentagon briefing room and noted that he was the first president to have addressed reporters from that podium, familiar to regular viewers of CSPAN.
As long as households and businesses continue to repair their balance sheets, there is little prospect for a robust recovery a theme that should be familiar to regular readers.Mr Smith's talk was full of interesting historical information.
