familiarise造句
1. I was expected to familiarise myself with the keyboard.
2. Familiarise yourself with the new equipment before you attend to use it.
3. Let me familiarise you with the facts.
4. He made two crossings through Andersonstown to familiarise them with the work which they would have to do.
5. Familiarise yourself with the system of financial services regulation in the country in which you are saving and investing.
6. In particular, you should familiarise yourself with fire escape routes. c. What about local resort conditions?
7. The exhibition aims to familiarise visitors with these fascinating plants.
8. You have a responsibility to familiarise yourself with the fire and bomb instructions and the procedures for reporting assaults.
9. It is intended to familiarise pupils with academic language, so that they can read it comfortably.
10. They not only took the chance to familiarise themselves with the motherland but also had their sense of national identity, communication and inter-personal skills strengthened.
11. But newcomers to Beijing may want to familiarise themselves not just with Beijing's main streets but also its bridges.
12. Familiarise yourself with the basics of business and social etiquette. As a starting point, learning how to greet people is very important.
13. To familiarise civil servants with gender and women's issues, the commission organised an introductory seminar for officers from various bureaux and departments in February.
14. I began to familiarise myself with my new body: the grill, the bread bin, the speaker and the spring mechanism.
15. Britons would do well to familiarise themselves with this tale of the 40-year squeeze, because there are chilling signs of something similar getting under way here.
16. The reason you want to familiarise yourself with the camera is that when you read the manual and it refers to a button with a star and moon you will know where it is.
17. Before you invest in anything, you should familiarise yourself with the instruments and their risks.
18. She recommends that graduates familiarise themselves with the sort of questions they will face in ability tests but believes there is "no point" in practising personality tests.
19. Simply familiarise yourself with SL and submit examples of your work.
20. The tours are self-guided and regular training sessions are held at Bovingdon Hall to familiarise teachers with the trails and farming practices.
21. In the meantime, we should hire such systems in whenever necessary, to familiarise staff with the technology.
22. In the two months before he assumes power, Clinton must familiarise himself with what is really going on in Northern Ireland.
23. As to take home a copy of the appropriate operating and safety instruction leaflet, so you can familiarise yourself with these procedures.
24. Tutors and students undertaking study for these programmes should familiarise themselves with these regulations.
25. All competition staff must be present for this round as the aim is to fully test all aspects of the organisation as well as to familiarise pilots with competition procedures.
26. Last year India said that the militants who attacked Mumbai in November had used Google Earth to familiarise themselves with their targets.
27. Here again, of course, you can always try some practice tests to familiarise yourself with the format.
28. Bizarre though it may sound, you would be wise to familiarise yourself with these points before you even attempt to take your dog to sheep - but remember to return the trolley to the supermarket!
29. But some doctors have complained that they have not had enough time to familiarise themselves with the software used for registering patients.
30. The latest version of Windows will read users' e-mails to familiarise itself with their vocabulary, allowing users to talk to their computers more easily.
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