Sentence examples for fondly familiar from inspiring English sources
But Colorado sports fans might be comforted by current conjecture that the future may include another fondly familiar face.
When Farah hit the front with 600m to go, as he has so many times before, it was like watching a replay of a fondly familiar movie.
As he "drove" along a bus route on a recent morning, store owners waved fondly to the familiar packs of jabbering children.
Those clips Delmar fondly watches might look familiar to some viewers: Though filtered through an old black-and-white set, they're recognizable as bits of Franco's stint on "General Hospital," a bit of performance art Carter has previously claimed as his idea.
Anyone familiar with how a fondly remembered 1982 film devolved into a best forgotten 1995 Broadway show needn't be reminded that the desire to welcome Julie Andrews back to Broadway turned a misconceived musical into a preordained event.
Perhaps it has happened to you: catching a passing glimpse of somebody familiar and yet changed from the way you fondly knew him or her years ago.
Heather Rinkus is such a familiar figure at Mar-a-Lago that senior administration officials fondly call her the club's 'house mother.' Her husband, Ari, is often on hand, too.
A widely respected composer who won the Pulitzer Prize in 2005, Mr. Stucky is a familiar face in the city, having hosted the New York Philharmonic's fondly remembered Hear & Now new-music concert series for several seasons.
Anderson was a familiar figure in Danbury during her life there, and she is remembered fondly by many in town who came to know her.
