Sentence examples for past familiar from inspiring English sources

We remember them from the past, familiar and strange at the same time.

Turrell's work does what the best art so often does: it makes us pay attention to a sight that would otherwise slip past, familiar and ignored.

Thousands of runners of all ages and abilities will race past familiar sights including the Phoenix Monument, the Papal Cross, Magazine Fort and Furry Glen to the finish line on Chesterfield Avenue.

They failed to extend their intellectual and imaginative capacities past familiar boundaries, to study worlds so unfamiliar that at first they were confusing or forbidding and perhaps demanded new kinds of study.

And, he added, it was the crop of his elderly father, who uses a wheelchair but is happy to be driven this year through his old fields, past familiar leaves and buds.

As the song played, the opening footage showed children across the Arab world running past familiar landmarks like the Pyramids and playing in playgrounds and ancient alleyways before running into a white fort that had its gates open wide.

Has the New Economy really moved past the familiar "winner take all" dynamic?

The bus inched past the familiar franchises - KFC, Ann Summers, Superdrug - carrying a brand with which none could hope to compete.

The past seems familiar from AJ's books but turns out to be as perilous as the present.

Next, the group went past the familiar places in historic Chinatown, like the Transfiguration School and Mott Street.

This is the story of a standoff between the future and the past, the familiar and the chic, the tastes of city dwellers and those of suburbanites.