Sentence examples for over very familiar from inspiring English sources

"Un Village" goes over very familiar territory, only it is neither an indictment nor an exoneration.

At times the history lecture becomes a forced march over very familiar terrain, but patient readers will discover that there is indeed a final destination".

If the guest is not someone that comes over a lot and not very familiar with the town or the part of the city you live in, it would entertain the guest to be taken around and show him or her the town and the nice things around to make the guest feel comfortable and enjoy his or her visit to the host.

Mexico's faults – corrupt politicians, conniving with over-mighty media – have a very familiar ring.

Ultimately, the cosy boardroom is a place where very familiar faces over-rely on the expertise of both the management and the non-executive directors who have the necessary background.

This was a fine scalp, albeit a wounded one, for the leg-spinner, Steve Smith, with whom we may become very familiar over the next decade.

"When you look at some of the European players, they have their home base here, they play the tour over here, they are very familiar with the golf courses around here, with their opponents, and in that regard I think they feel really more comfortable with the whole situation of coming here to the States to play in the Ryder Cup".

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Then, he added: "I looked over his shoulder and this very familiar figure was swimming his way through the crowd.

And though it's too early for Dems to be Chicken Little about 2012, Monday's show gave a glimpse at someone who The Daily Show's writers and performers could become very familiar with over the next few years.

If you've been paying attention to the tech news at all over the last week, you're already very familiar with the outrage that Apple has sparked over its rejection of Google Voice for the App Store, and its ban of all third-party applications that tap into the service.