Sentence examples for familiar with going from inspiring English sources

As a research biologist who spends his life testing hypotheses, Dr. Klar said, he is all too familiar with going down blind alleys.

Doing research, as it had been done, since perhaps the time of Gutenberg or even earlier in the scholastic libraries of the Middle Ages meant the following experience (which most graduate students and faculty who work in Butler should be familiar with): going to a physical library, handling dozens of real (often heavy) books, selecting them, and reading them.

That means that Villig is very familiar with going toe-to-toe with Uber.

The only two of these producers I was familiar with going in were La Sibilla--the source of well priced, minerally white wines from the Falanghina grape I've enjoyed for several years now--and Biondi, whose unusual, characterful reds had triggered my interest on a few occasions over the past couple years.

Some tips for home buyers and sellers to avoid victimization in a fraud scheme: do not sign documents you are not familiar with; go directly to your lender; research the people you do business with and monitor your mortgage broker in the NMLS; and check out the tips published on the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD)'s website.

Conversely, a validator who is not familiar with GO may not recognize an erroneous GO term assignment.

THE traditional half-day kindergarten program most adults are familiar with is going the way of classroom nap time.

In the new Prescreen, users sign up for free through Facebook Connect to watch free trailers and can bookmark new content with its "add to queue" button (something with which both Netflix and users of the awesome Watch It service will be familiar with) before going on to rent on-demand.

I am quite familiar with institutions going "all in" - defending with pretext and distraction, dishonesty and defamation.

You could see the girls right in front of you, then slap on some passive 3D specs (the Real 3D kind you might be familiar with from going to the movies) and see them reproduced in 3D.

[We need] someone intimately familiar with what went wrong in 2008 and what's gone wrong since then.