Sentence examples for set familiar from inspiring English sources

Then John Legend took to a grand piano on the small stage and played a set familiar to those on the benefit circuit.

Their Bonnaroo set interspersed familiar arrangements with new ones, often within the same song.

Rebus had edge and noir, while Doors Open, though set in familiar Edinburgh locations, was flimsy.

It set a familiar tone of guarded self-awareness as Mr. Merritt slouched into his next song, a duet with Claudia Gonson.

More than any of AL Kennedy's previous books, this is a novel for our times, set in familiar surroundings.

Nearby, a group calling themselves the "Raging Grannies" sang songs that spoofed Mr. Bush, set to familiar melodies.

Above all, it is a work of daring: a popular, celebrated artist has set aside familiar devices and stepped into the unknown.

Geographically, The Hungry Tide is set in familiar territory for Ghosh - the archipelago of the Sundarbans, in the Bay of Bengal.

"The Ravel Project," four works set to familiar Ravel scores by the modern-dance choreographer Pascal Rioult, makes one of the most original programs of the dance season.

With few exceptions, the dramas and comedies were set on familiar territory — cops, lawyers and families.

That's why so many are set in familiar places, like suburban houses and forests, and hardly any are set on biplanes or in Amish communities.