Sentence examples for vu of from inspiring English sources

REUTERS In the Current Turmoil, Deja Vu of 2008?

"We're getting into the déjà vu of the winter," Mr. Parsons said.

Deft as the new score is, it mirrors the déjà vu of the entire "Star Wars" experience.

There are bodies in there, too, a deja vu of breasts and hips, legs and necks, the curve and fall of drapery.

Audience members with longer memories can find things to admire in "Dutch," even as their heads reel with the déjà vu of it all.

At the end of the Spurs' convincing 96-83 victory, Duncan loped across the floor as the dispirited Knicks experienced the deja vu of leaving the Alamodome.

With Mitch's book, there is the problem of deja vu (many of these stories have already been aired).

Glass, he said, turned out to be "too much of a déjà vu kind of thing".

Readers with fond memories of yesterday's science fiction will enjoy the déjà vu quality of "The Immortals".

That is understandable given the deja vu nature of the injury.

The present Kashmir crisis feels like a déjà vu replay of the last one.