Sentence examples for unfamiliar time from inspiring English sources
She falls asleep on it and wakes up in an unfamiliar house, an unfamiliar time - and an unfamiliar body.
Its chair, Jenny Watson, said the elections had been staged at an unfamiliar time of year and ministers had made decisions that the commission had disagreed with.
This one has travelled halfway round the world into an unfamiliar time zone and season, her body-clock and biorhythms out of synch without a human athlete's ability to reason why, to put her record on the line.
He has taken a familiar genre (the hunt for a serial murderer) and put it into a totally unfamiliar time and place, i.e. the old Soviet Union under Stalin's rule.
Electoral Commission chairwoman Jenny Watson said: "These were new elections taking place at an unfamiliar time of year, which is why we have made clear at every stage that it would be important to engage effectively with voters.
She said the elections had taken place "at an unfamiliar time of year, which is why we have made clear at every stage that it would be important to engage effectively with voters".
Now he did stage adventurous fictional departures from the local and the autobiographical, and produced novels about unfamiliar times and places.
"They reflected a still unfamiliar Barack Obama," Times reporters Jo Becker and Scott Shane proceed to tell us, "a realist who, unlike some of his fervent supporters, was never carried away by his own rhetoric".
If it felt unfamiliar the first time round, then it was already starting to sound just right by the time that the striker fired them into a 2-0 first-half lead.
Now, with his properly-solo project OCDANTAR, Delaney is chartering new but not totally unfamiliar waters with "Time In Flux", a seven-track ambient debut that sounds like Burial at times, and Portishead at others thanks to some seriously soothing vocals from LIAHONA.
Wellness was so unfamiliar at the time, Travis recalls, that he constantly had to spell the word when using it over the phone.
