Sentence examples similar to familiar- from inspiring English sources
Change the actors – and the stakes – and it's a tired plotline familiar to many governments across the world.
It does not accord with our long established practice with which those who practice in this area of the law are familiar.
Cookey reverted to her more familiar role at GA.
Such things tend to put to shame what went before but it has already become a familiar story.
Clicking the start button brings up a menu, which – although isn't exactly the same as Windows 7 or those before it – is more familiar than the full-screen tiled interface of Windows 8.
We'd laugh about it later, but at the time it was terrifying, partly because it was vaguely familiar.
As Swiss prosecutors began questioning 10 Fifa executive committee members over their role in the controversial vote for the 2018 World Cup in Russia and the 2022 World Cup in Qatar, Blatter vowed to ride out the storm in a familiar fashion ahead of Friday's presidential election.
A source familiar with the Whitehall preparations told the Guardian that officials were worried that the Queen's presence could be misinterpreted, should the election on 7 May produce a hung parliament.
What's unusual about the New Jersey bar case is that the plaintiffs are not the familiar type in these cases: motorists or stop-and-frisk victims outraged by what they say are invasive searches and a willful disregard by police for privacy rights.
Black Lives Matter emerged as the most cohesive movement, with membership across the country and sweeping demands – if not exactly an organisational structure as familiar as establishment civil rights groups.
