“familiar to”造句，怎麼用familiar to造句

The following excerpts are chillingly familiar to us.

He is so familiar to this kind of smell.

It was quick for us to deploy, and the interface was already familiar to users.

It's certainly the Gospel that's most familiar to people nowadays and pretty much throughout history, if people were familiar with the text at all.

OO is a well-established paradigm familiar to the majority of developers.

Han Jia, the name, Hai Rui, sounds so familiar to me.

So in 2005, when I had the chance to encounter the Buddhadharma, it seemed familiar to me.

Another design goal was to make the language look familiar to a majority of programmers, for ease of migration.

The idea of a powered, artificial exoskeleton will be familiar to cinema-goers from films such as "Aliens" and "Avatar".

Qinzhou Nixing ceramics from Guangxi Province, one of the four famous ceramics, are familiar to few people at present.

The configuration should be familiar to you based on the examples in the discussion of security filters.

The Bow Room is familiar to the many thousands of guests to Royal garden Parties who pass through it on their way to the garden.

When Abraham received the promise from God, he had to leave his country and everything familiar to him and go to a place he knew nothing about.

According to local villagers, most of Mark Kieng militia men were former members of Mong Tai Army and more familiar to the terrain than the PNA.

It is hard to imagine that our world as we know it, and all that is familiar to us, would likely not exist if not for the Moon.

Because the contents of the Bible are not familiar to Chinese learners, the introduction of the Bible is necessary especially for those beginners.

If many of the signs I've listed seem familiar to you, you're a lucky person - your Dad is your best friend.

3. While the Chinese phonetic alphabet is as a rule used in giving personal and place names, certain forms believed to be more familiar to English speakers are retained such as sun Yat-sen, Confucius, the Yangtse River, Amoy, etc.

While his tone and interests seemed shockingly familiar to me even after all those years, within days I learned far more about him than I ever had lying next to him in bed.

Standing above the assembly in a red T-shirt, the heavily bearded dissident-turned-academic superstar at first spoke from prepared notes, hitting on many themes that will be familiar to fans.

Some of the papers were yellowing, the handwriting was still clear, and each name was unusually familiar to him, but in a twinkling of an eye it became strange.

But they had their grievances, recorded by an unknown scribe who championed their of the complaints he voiced including the lament over payment of taxes--would be familiar to present-day farmers.

The English language is familiar to him.

But everything looked oddly familiar to me.

This old foreigner looks so familiar to me.

She was astonished to find that every place was familiar to her.

She looks familiar to me, but I don't remember her name.

I wasn't paying attention to their faces, but one of the voices sounded so familiar to me.

And with a chill Kari had realized that he was familiar to her too - she'd seen him at other shoots.

It usually takes an influential employee to convince the senior management and staff that TOGAF processes and models ought to offset or replace those familiar to them.

The mechanical material constant of ascending aorta at one-dimensional loading of human was basically familiar to that of swine of 1 to 7 months(P > 0.05).

Experience on film an unprecedented natural disaster with all therealism and devastating force that is all too familiar to the people ofJapan!

We HAVE TRIED, in this book, to use ordinary American cooking terms familiar to anyone who has been around a kitchen, but we list a few definitions here to avoid possible misunderstanding.

And no one should want to sugar coat the tougher side of life here either, including long shifts at backbreaking jobs for low pay that is familiar to American workers.

If Eisenmann sounds familiar to you, that's probably because it's also used on the Pagani Zonda Cinque and Eisenmann is only building ONE of these systems for this IND Distribution portfolio car.

Is the handwriting familiar to you?

See this photograph? Does this woman look familiar to you?

These carriages, or to speak more correctly, these wagon-loads of maskers are very familiar to Parisians.

He was in his thirties and had a fashionable toothbrush moustache, and his face seemed familiar to Liu Yuying.

This foundation may not be so familiar to American readers, but it works to treat and prevent blindness in Australia, Asia, and Africa.

Another way to describe an Enterprise service is: a service whose name is familiar to the CEO or line of business owner, and the latter CARES about what it does.

The approach insulates specialties, so that designers and programmers can use familiar tools and languages.

Waseda University, which is familiar to the Chinese people, has a long relationship with China.

Salmon is familiar to many Chinese immigrants whether it's raw or cooked, but it's not easy to get chances to taste the fried Salmon added Canadian maple sugar.

Here is the home he sought, and he will settle amid scenes that he has never seen before, among men he has never known, as though they were familiar to him from his birth.

As flawed as it is, the user interface to the file system is at least familiar to most end-users.

GG: You look familiar to me.

In contrast, the scanning electron microscope reveals a world familiar to the way we naturally see things, a world with outer surfaces and in three dimensions.