Sentence examples for familiarize ourselves from inspiring English sources

Since we speak Portuguese, it was easy to familiarize ourselves with maps of São Paulo's mazelike central districts before we ventured downtown.

The best that we can do is to familiarize ourselves with the full spectrum of urban life, across class and cultural boundaries.

"But with that said, there are new issues all of us who are looking at serving in leadership have to familiarize ourselves with".

"On the one hand, we need to familiarize ourselves with case records, and on the other, we are being presented with new charges," one of Mr. Lebedev's lawyers, Vladimir Krasnov, told Interfax news agency.

Instead, as reported previously [7], we used 3D CT and virtual bronchoscopy as preoperative evaluation to familiarize ourselves with the anatomy of our particular patient (Figs. 1c, 2).

We decided to meet each week for a couple of hours to address any problems we had in the labs and to familiarize ourselves with the syllabus for the coming week.

In our regional planning class, we have familiarized ourselves with the alternatives analysis for the enhancement of the Tappan Zee Bridge/I-287 corridor.

"The silver lining in the fact that we have not been inspecting is that we have instead been familiarizing ourselves with our data base," said Ewen Buchanan, the spokesman for the weapons team here.

Yet just as we'd hurriedly familiarized ourselves with Spike, confident that his would be the shiningest shining moment of the tournament, Louisville rushed back into contention, thanks to the slightly less shocking, but still remarkable, run of three-point shooting by Luke Hancock, who in a stretch near the end of the half scored fourteen straight points.

Few people would deny the need to explain unusual phenomena (e.g., flying hippos), but fewer would demand an explanation for what is common and ordinary (e.g., time), and it is precisely here where the task of the philosopher begins, first in making us de-familiarize ourselves with, and question the nature of, the ordinary, and then in attempting to explain it.

It was mostly lectures from scientists on board, and familiarizing ourselves with the ship and submersibles.