Sentence examples similar to no stranger to contributing from inspiring English sources

One indicator of credibility is "social proof": projects that can raise 20-40% of their target amount from online "friends and family" do far better at getting strangers to contribute, says Mr Rubin.

The first half details their eco-hippy existence, wandering the streets of Berlin, propositioning strangers to contribute to the website, getting stoned, having sex, and subjecting audiences to their performance art (if the "blood and sperm" part sounds shocking, wait for their terrible folk songs).

I rode for 40 days and through 10 states, stopping in communities along the way, and inviting strangers to contribute their words to a growing collaborative piece of writing.

Mr. Manchester was no stranger to politics, having contributed $125,000 in support of Proposition 8, which bans gay marriage in California, and suffering some boycotts at his hotels as a result.

She's no stranger to viscera, having previously contributed the atmospheric art for Oni Press's Viking grimoire Helheim, but there's a zippiness and pop to Jones's work on Lady Killer that makes Dark Horse's first new series of 2015 particularly appealing.

"No stranger to the Sunday morning shows, he will contribute regularly to our 'This Week' roundtable".

I'm no stranger to death.

Mr. Richwine is no stranger to controversy.

He was no stranger to desperation.

Ennis-Hill is no stranger to injuries.

Vonn is no stranger to Olympian comebacks.