Sentence examples for is really familiar from inspiring English sources

See, again, I don't think President Bush is really familiar with this region of the world.

I went to a party the other night - Nic Cage and Francis Ford Coppola had a party -and I said, "This house is really familiar" and they said, "Well, it's Dean Martin's house".

I think there's something about that that nobody is really familiar with around New York, or maybe America at all, and it sounds really scary and dangerous.

I don't want it to be really familiar".

A: That's something I'm really familiar with in Hot Chip.

So I started with a product I was really familiar with – T-shirts.

But they appeared to be really familiar with only two of the candidates, Senators Barack Obama and Hillary Rodham Clinton, both Democrats.

BF: Yeah … When you're really familiar with each other it gets harder to get to the right point.

I'm going back to a place that I'm really familiar to and I'm really excited to go back to Philly".

Not to the same extreme, but I just think it was something I was really familiar with and that really interested me.

The two teams will be really familiar with each other, as they are affiliates, and a number of players have played for both teams this season: Antoine Hoppenot, who scored their winner against DC on Tuesday, played a run of three games with three goals earlier in the season for the Islanders, and the Philadelphia rookie Chandler Hoffman has turned out for Harrisburg too.