Sentence examples similar to introduced familiar from inspiring English sources

But Ms. Sibblies, the president of BOS Development and a member of the local community board, says short interviews with local personalities introduce familiar faces in a place where familiarity is important.

Acclimatisation societies sprang up, dedicated to introducing familiar species to unfamiliar places.

In her debut exhibition, Dana Frankfort tries to add her own twist to this lineage by introducing familiar words and phrases into bright fields of shiny monochrome oil paint.

Each week will have a theme, and the block will be introduced by familiar soap-opera stars.

WASHINGTON — The Mets clubhouse at the start of September has had something of a back-to-school feel, with fresh faces being introduced and familiar ones re-emerging.

Dean retired in 1902 to be replaced by George Jackson Churchward, who introduced the familiar 4-6-0 locomotives.

The nurses believed that when the residents were introduced to familiar activities, they most often responded positively by a sense of relief and calmness.

"We make high risk much lower risk but introducing a familiar, friendly brand: Romit".

The words the linguists kept introducing sounded familiar, but some just refused to be extricated from her mind's recesses.

Another list, "IMPORTANT ROOTS," introduces less familiar names: "LUCKY HAND," "LITTLE JOHN CHEW," "ORRIS ROOT — AKA LOVE ROOT".

The company has made several types of bats over the years, introducing the familiar yellow plastic version in 1959.