Sentence examples for mostly familiar with from inspiring English sources

She is mostly familiar with the post office parking lot.

The crowd, mostly familiar with earlier albums like "Appetite for Destruction," struggled to recognize the opening song.

The general public, on the other hand, was still mostly familiar with the old lumps in swamps.

I am mostly familiar with his photography, so it was cool to see that same style come through in a movie.

The continuing deluge of material from a period when everything was recorded, filmed and videotaped explains why generations of younger listeners are mostly familiar with the combative Rat Pack cutup and arena performer and remain only dimly aware of the transcendently beautiful sound of Sinatra in his prime.

Readers who are mostly familiar with the publications that came out of places like New York City (The East Village Other), Los Angeles (The Los Angeles Free Press) or Berkeley (The Berkeley Barb) will be fascinated by their international counterparts, like London's International Times (it), founded in 1966, or Paris's Actuel, which Bizot started in 1970.

Longtime Eudora users will find a mostly familiar interface, with an addition: a SpamWatch feature.

The menu's mostly familiar but with some funky local twists; our platter of bar snacks includes little tubular thingies called chunchullos -- fried pork intestines (not bad, but definitely an acquired taste).

The fare is notionally seasonal American, a collection of mostly familiar appropriations, many with a nod to the South.

For the older children, the rituals were mostly familiar — lining up with classmates, shoving overstuffed school bags into lockers and making it to their first class on time.

The play, which opened last night at the Public Theater in a sensitive production directed by Chay Yew, is cooked with mostly familiar ingredients.