Sentence examples for next familiar from inspiring English sources
The next familiar face to put on a Knicks uniform again will be Quentin Richardson — and just in time for the playoffs.
The T-shirts display the grip of conformity from one generation to the next: familiar portraits of Che Guevara, John Lennon, Bob Marley, Mao Zedong, Kurt Cobain and an American Indian chief.
Retrieved in the right panoramic context, memories encoding distance and direction to the nest could guide the bees home or to the next familiar path segment [13].
John remembered it vividly, but what really set him off was the ballade she played next, another familiar piece, whose general mood of depression is interrupted by a sudden hopeful chord.
My dad sat there next to me, familiar with this glistening and foreign terrain.
The next steps sound familiar, too: you fire off an e-mail and wait for a response, then perhaps meet for coffee.
THE woman at the next table looked familiar, but Nicola Perry, an owner of Tea & Sympathy, the tiny English tearoom in Greenwich Village, couldn't quite place her.
("We could agree before," says text next to the familiar image of AA batteries. "Why not now?") The third slide showed a hypothetical battery-vending machine.
In the best of worlds, he would remain a target for Jets quarterbacks for the next decade, a familiar and beloved icon.
What happened next may sound familiar to would-be moguls piling into an Uber-inspired gold rush with wide eyes and iPhones for spades.
NEXT week, a familiar ceremony will take place in Washington, DC: a crowded Mall, a huddle of grey overcoats, the oath of office, idealistic promises fluttering through the frosty air while, off-stage, those bold words are undermined by the first compromises between the new administration and congressional power-brokers.
