Sentence examples for return to the familiar from inspiring English sources

Calls from reviewers for a return to the familiar Shepard territory of the "Family Trilogy" have gone unheeded.

It turns out that readers tend to return to the familiar — to date, Kimball's magazines have published eight iterations of meatloaf — and, until recently, snubbed ethnic cooking.

The new SAT, to be launched in March, will return to the familiar 1600-point scand and will no longer require students to write an essay.

A Delicate Balance, described by Kenneth Tynan as "an exquisite fandango of despair", saw Albee return to the familiar territory of his adoptive parents' life style.

Even more tempting is the desire to depart from the herculean task of peacemaking and return to the familiar arena of polemical point-scoring.

There is also an emotional price to be paid by patients, many of whom are anxious to return to the familiar surroundings of their own home.

With a new young family to support, Goude has returned to the familiar territory of fluffiness; hence the Hermes party..

With Mr. Kerrey's new position, we are returning to the familiar story about an American soldier's redemption.

He is optimistic that returning to the familiar surroundings in Sweden will be an important step in restoring confidence and distancing himself from the debacle at Rangers.

He will naturally enjoy returning to the familiar surroundings of Headingley for the second Test, where I'm sure he will enjoy much local support.

Vicky's cartoon "Shh, Softly, Softly, Boys... .., in the Evening Standard of 14 September 1959, returns to the familiar cartoonist's theme of political apathy.