Sentence examples for historically familiar with from inspiring English sources

That story is one Atari is historically familiar with, which is why the company seems so proud of itself now for allowing Eden Games, the French developer of Test Drive Unlimited, to do the job.

Senator John Kerry, Democrat of Massachusetts) If you look at the results, you'll see a sort of historically familiar pattern: Democrats sympathizing with the protestors, Republicans railing against them and Michael Bloomberg worrying about his city's tax base.

The antecedents of some of the teachings of the Redeemed Christian Church of God (Andrew Rice, April 12) are historically familiar, but the implications are fraught with potential danger.

In one sense, it is a historically familiar pattern.

Historically, according to those familiar with the agency's functions, governors usually allow for the automatic ratification by saying and doing nothing.

Although being new means I'm not as familiar with how things historically have been done in state government, it keeps me idealistic and hopeful.

Those familiar with Bitcoin have long lamented the historically arduous exchange process and are delighted by Robocoin's ease-of-exchange.

For those not familiar with the island, it's between Britain and Ireland, and has historically been a melting pot of Irish, British, and Norse cultures.

It is important that students be familiar with Afghanistan, the Taliban, and United States' role in the country both historically and currently prior to teaching this lesson.

Anticipating the objections from those familiar with Carson McCullers's life and work, Sarah Schulman, author of the play "Carson McCullers (Historically Inaccurate)," puts words into the mouth of McCullers's attorney and friend, Floria Lasky: "I know that the first thing out of her mouth is going to be, 'It's historically inaccurate," Ms. Schulman says.

"Are you familiar with it?