Sentence examples for newly familiar from inspiring English sources

"Hi, is this Tassie?" the newly familiar voice said.

Ergo the municipal axe, and the newly familiar austerity.

Almost at once you could buy postcard reproductions of his works everywhere; posters were available of the newly familiar paintings and drawings.

The companion works, Mozart arrangements of Bach fugues (with new preludes added), date from 1782, when Mozart and his wife, newly familiar with fugues by Bach and Handel, became obsessed with the form.

Residents said a nearby rehabilitation center might have contributed to the problems, because addicts from across Baltimore flocked there and, in some instances, ultimately bought drugs in a place that had become newly familiar to them.

11 world, "Kandahar," its very title only newly familiar, understandably drew far wider audiences in New York than usual for an Iranian film.

My Son the Jihadi told, told hard and newly well, the familiar story of Sally Evans, whose son Thomas was killed in Kenya in June after joining the poisonous al-Shabaab, and slaughtering a good many innocents.

The falling part of the inverted-U shape function is illustrated by studies showing that activation is higher for newly learnt or less familiar words than it is for familiar words that are frequently experienced.

A sparkling British-American cast of newly minted and long familiar stars chirp, swoon, pine, quip and shed the odd tear.

With Lucier's drone in the background, however, the group gave it a haunted reading – with Kaplan and Hubley's vocal harmonies sounding both familiar and newly fragile.

Ansel poses the question he is often asked: "Why did it become this?" His own theory is that it's the ideal mixture of two separate yet familiar pleasures, newly joined into one good bite.