Sentence examples for internationally familiar from inspiring English sources

With "Giselle," the second offering of its two-week New York season, the company shows us a particularly Parisian way with a ballet that is internationally familiar onstage.

Others were blends, sometimes with the internationally familiar cabernet sauvignon, merlot and syrah, but more often with local grapes like garnacha (which Ms. Robinson et al prefer to grenache), bobal and trepat, locally known as bonicaire.

It was largely through Nance's books, such as The Gentle Tasaday, together with National Geographic's idyllic pictures (First Glimpse of a Stone Age Tribe), that images of the Tasaday became internationally familiar.

DESPITE THE PRESENCE of some of the world's most luxurious resorts, and all the internationally familiar creature comforts they enshrine, Bali can still be a deeply weird, exotic place to visit.

So far eight nominees have been put forward: the Chinese-government-backed Panchen Lama Gyaltsen Norbu (not to be confused with the Lama that Tibet exiles claim); the agricultural pioneer Yuan Longping; the Taiwanese politician James Soong; as well as some more internationally familiar names: Vladimir Putin; South African President Jacob Zuma; Kofi Annan, Angela Merkel, and Bill Gates.

As part of a theme desired by Kitase to give the game a foreign atmosphere, various designs were given to its locations using the style of internationally familiar places, while also maintaining a fantasy atmosphere.

All were born after the Cultural Revolution, so had no direct experience of the political realities that shaped an earlier generation of Chinese artists now familiar internationally.

Life outside the classroom is a rich blend of familiar and internationally themed student clubs, speakers, and cultural events.

As the Executive Director of National Children's Alliance, the accrediting body for children's advocacy centers around the country and internationally, I am all too familiar with cases of sexual abuse by those in a position of trust.

SIGN guidelines were chosen because they are internationally respected, the authors were familiar with their format and they contribute to national government policy.

On a visit to Egypt - in part to demonstrate that his is not internationally isolated - Putin regurgitated his familiar grievances about the west trying to encircle and crush Russia, and Nato breaking its promise not to expand up to the country's borders.