Sentence examples for getting more familiar from inspiring English sources
"It's not about me getting more familiar with Stephon, me getting more familiar with Allan Houston.
Gordon says: "It's a role I have been getting more familiar with in the last couple of years.
"Mad Men" keeps confounding expectations -- the '60s fashion, mores and cultural landmarks keep getting more familiar, but the characters maintain an elusive weirdness.
Because of this, the Houston Chronicle doubts whether the DeLay story will have legs, but the US public is getting more familiar with him.
He spends hours out catching waves and getting more familiar with the brilliant rush that surfing gives you but Jade is focused on one thing, riding the legendary "Devils Horns", a feat that will make her name as a professional surfer.
"That unpredictability in the first period, maybe, will sort itself out right off the bat; then we'll get more familiar right after that".
"At this time, he's just got to be a gym rat, just shooting and shooting, get more familiar with the offense.
The tracks are driven by flickering beats and patterns, and the images echo this logic with mysterious shapes that get more familiar through repetition, but no less mysterious.
You'll get more familiar with them in the days leading up to the election in May – unless you live under a large, soundproofed rock.
