Sentence examples for growing familiar with from inspiring English sources

It's elementary, Watson: Our adversaries, growing familiar with our new way, have learned to hold back the barking.

He is still getting acclimated to National League pitchers, after spending 11 years in the American League, and he is still growing familiar with his teammates and Manager Bobby Valentine.

They are growing familiar with the apparatus strapped to their feet, which will allow them to climb up icy hills in this part of Beaver Creek, Colo.; bound through aspen-rich trails; and fly down steep mountain pitches coated in thigh-high powder.

I also grew familiar with fetid overcrowding and unceasing clamor.

You grow familiar with the shrieks of the wounded, the stench of corpses.

Over time, consumers from all quarters are likely to grow familiar with the new designs.

But the income stream has slowed for some towns as motorists have grown familiar with camera placement.

The three officers, assigned to the Clinton Hill and Fort Greene neighborhoods, grew familiar with the criminals in their precincts.

It was a morning not too unusual for people living in a state that has grown familiar with the sight of convicted politicians.

Stanford has grown familiar with the Huskies and assured that it can gain a lead — if not yet certain that it can hold one.

As she takes us about with her in her travels of discovery, we grow familiar with the delightful if somewhat incoherent Hav of 1985.