Sentence examples for party familiar from inspiring English sources

Is someone in this party familiar with the Heimlich maneuver?

"Your one-year-old will feel most at ease with people they know well, so keep their first birthday party familiar and intimate," she cautions.

Is someone in this party familiar with the use of the defibrillator, which you can see clearly on the wall behind the post in front of the piano at our sister restaurant in Yountville, Calif.? Busboy!

In the early days of nights like FWD>>, at east London's Plastic People, the atmosphere was more like a house party; familiar faces from in and around the industry, shuffling imperceptibly alongside hardened soundsystem nerds.

"The Morning After" offers itself as personal testimony, with Roiphe to use her own analogy as a spunky, commonsensical Alice at the mad women's-studies-and-deconstructionism tea party familiar from the pages of Paglia and Dinesh D'Souza.

As Obama prepared to deliver remarks about the fiscal cliff at the White House, negotiators for the administration and McConnell appeared to have nailed down many of the most critical tax issues, including a plan to let taxes rise on income over $450,000 a year for couples and $400,000 a year for individuals, according to people in both parties familiar with the talks.

The offer came Friday, according to people in both parties familiar with the talks, as part of the latest effort by Boehner (R-Ohio) to strike a deal with President Obama to replace more than $500 billion in painful deficit-reduction measures set to take effect in January.

The emerging agreement calls for raising the $14.3 trillion debt limit by up to $2.4 trillion in two stages, with the debt limit rising unless two-thirds of both chambers of Congress disapprove, according to officials in both parties familiar with the talks.

But few third parties familiar with the suit think it will ever get to trial or that Kaydon has liability.

WASHINGTON ― President Donald Trump told Capitol Hill leaders Monday evening that he lost the popular vote because 3 million to 5 million "illegals" voted for Democrat Hillary Clinton, according to three sources in both parties familiar with the meeting.

The investment partnership led by former Dodgers general manager Fred Claire is not currently in the running, but the group could be considered if it can secure additional capital promptly, two parties familiar with the sale process said Wednesday.