Sentence examples for recently familiar from inspiring English sources

Many of the more recondite Olympic sports are only recently familiar to the writers covering them.

There was the recently familiar annoyance -- at the buses that did not come, at the thigh-high stoops that had to be shoveled.

The most intriguing aspect of Daniel Evans's production of American Buffalo is in seeing figures recently familiar on screen take on full fleshy stage life.

What it said was something we are more recently familiar with in the Obama phenomenon.

Sound eerily recently familiar?

Update, 10 20am EDT: Paul Manafort has resigned as Donald Trump's campaign chairman Paul Manafort, Donald Trump's campaign chairman, has only recently become familiar to Americans.

He is also part Egyptian establishment, a tenured professor at the American University of Cairo and, until recently, a familiar figure in the corridors of power.

Although Mr. Paterson had been raising money for Senate Democrats since the end of the legislative session, the $2 million goal was established only recently, those familiar with the plan said.

These and other tactics, pursued elsewhere in the region, have recently become familiar to Westchester park management officials, in "goose control training sessions" that Senator Charles E. Schumer took the trouble of getting a $200,000 federal appropriation for.

Many Chinese have recently become familiar with the "Lewis turning point", named after a 20th-century economist from St Lucia, Arthur Lewis, who said that industrial wages start to rise quickly when a country's rural labour surplus dries up.Special report Where do you live?

And all of this happens, of course, against an even larger backdrop of destruction, with which New Yorkers have recently become familiar: James LeMayne's riveting, terrifying "In the Storm," from 1992, is a first-person account of Hurricane Andrew, after which "a hundred square miles" of Florida "was blasted or simply gone".