Sentence examples for made himself familiar from inspiring English sources

He made himself familiar, they claimed, with each N.F.L. field; he thought deeply about the surfaces in relation to weather and footwear.

"Judge Gonzalez made clear that he had made himself familiar with the whole long history; he didn't need a history from me".

He has also made himself familiar with every word written by and about Nixon, and the eleven closely packed chapters of Nixon at the Movies juxtaposes different stages of the man's fascinating career with a series of "alternate [sic] Nixons" as presented by various films and film stars, the majority of them from the period 1940-70...

In so doing, he made himself familiar to millions of voters, presenting them with a positive vision to rival Jimmy Carter's hectoring and malaise.

"How's the family?" Mr. Emanuel said he walked 82 precincts in the primary, losing 12 pounds in the process, and spent hours working the elevated train stations and grocery stores, trying to make himself familiar to voters of the heavily Roman Catholic enclaves that constitute the heart of the district.

"They have shown themselves to be very committed to this process, the COP president (Polish environment minister Marcin Korolec) has put in an extraordinary amount of time into learning and making himself familiar with the endless intricacies of this issue," she said.

He was in overall control and he didn't make himself familiar with what he was supposed to do.

Hersey began by making himself familiar with the work of writers already in the market who were capable of producing the kind of material Ralston wanted.

Seidenberg has made himself a familiar presence in Washington, D.C., urging Congress and the Federal Communications Commission to bow to reality by loosening the regulations that have hemmed in the Bells.

But a child star usually makes it precisely by being as much like other kids as possible, by making himself into a familiar, safe object of identification and transference.

Not since Jimmy Carter has there been a presidential candidate to whom the act of introducing himself to the American people -- of making himself known, trusted and familiar as well as simply famous -- was more important.