Sentence examples for getting very familiar from inspiring English sources

"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.

Over the years I've got very familiar with it and now it's like meeting an old friend.

People who follow primary results closely, including those of us who work on election results pages, have gotten very familiar with the name Rocky De La Fuente.

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.

"She was friendly and he seemed to take that as a welcome cue to get very familiar and started teasing her and kept saying that he wanted to take her out to eat, which she was ignoring," Joanna wrote.

Get very familiar with the "Insert" and "Delete" keys.

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I got very familiar with the phenomenon of political failure back in the '70s and '80s, when I stood seven times for the Green Party (or the Ecology Party, as it then was) in local, national and European elections.

By limiting Foley's appearance on Saturday, they will not get a chance to become very familiar with him.