Sentence examples for get very familiar from inspiring English sources
You'll get very familiar with this orientation process — you have to do it again every time the ball shuts itself off to conserve battery power, which happens after five minutes of inactivity.
Over the years I've got very familiar with it and now it's like meeting an old friend.
"Services companies in particular are getting very familiar with the mantra of 'Get real talent in the purchasing department,' " Mr. Chapman said.
'And Prince is going to do this and that.' I said to myself, 'Typical father, bragging about one of his kids.' But I know Cecil well, and how often Prince was in the ballpark, getting very familiar with it at a young age".
First set: Williams* 6-1 Soarapova So that's the first set in just 33 minutes despite Sharapova saving one set point at 40-15 withethelpelp of her new friend the net cord, who she has been getting very familiar with so far.
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"It's got a very familiar design: Lord Kitchener pointing out from the face of the coin, as he did from the contemporary posters, asking people at the time to sign up for the army," he said.
Glenn Beck is getting a very familiar temporary replacement when he leaves his Fox News show on Thursday afternoon: Glenn Beck.
Ross is very familiar with getting in trouble while on a break, so, you know, it only makes sense that this alleged thief would find himself in the same situation.
Do you get bored with always playing the very familiar material like Dance and Higher... "No.
