Sentence examples for more familiar as from inspiring English sources

Wesley's name became even more familiar as the drama surrounding James's free agency unfolded this summer.

To most readers, these issues are more familiar as a political disagreement.

Villar Llona is more familiar as the longstanding head of the Spanish FA.

The first by Grieg included Våren (Spring), more familiar as one of his Elegiac Melodies for string orchestra.

Beyond Boy's Club, I think it's even more familiar as a meme for youth culture and teenagers.

The Phoenicians were no more successful, although they bequeathed a memorable nickname to posterity: I-shepan-ha, "land of hyraxes" (more familiar as Hispania).

The Machairodontinae, extant from about 12 million to less than 10,000 years ago, include the more familiar Smilodon as well as Homotherium and Meganteron.

To find out, they must study in exquisite detail how the particle is made in the LHC and how it disintegrates into other, more familiar particles as soon as it is created.

Cohen said that the most eager to adopt have been teachers who want to engage with students on a medium they're more familiar with, as well as among those who create close relationships with individual students.

However, I didn't want to make a retro, classic Disney-sounding record, I wanted the opposite a very modern sounding album, so it was important to use some more familiar sounds as well.

This will make Windows 8 more familiar to you, as well as giving you a Windows XP or Windows 7 start menu.