unfamiliar造句
31 He ascribed his exhaustion to the heat and an unfamiliar diet.
32 When a woman finds lipstick stains on her husband's clothing or unfamiliar condoms in his pocket, it.
33 The rest of the grounds were unfamiliar to her.
34 Everything in the house seemed unfamiliar to him.
35 His name may be unfamiliar to Western audiences.
36 An unfamiliar note of fatalistic caution.
37 They are unfamiliar with its routine.
38 Some of the waders were unfamiliar to me.
39 Shooting video in unfamiliar surroundings raises potential hazards.
40 They were unmarked, and totally unfamiliar.
41 She spoke with an unfamiliar accent.
42 She noticed an unfamiliar truck parked across the street.
43 This was an unfamiliar Forest line-up.
44 The voice on the phone sounded unfamiliar.
44try its best to gather and create good sentences.
45 But Smith's name is unfamiliar even to many of the professional mathematicians who make regular use of the ideas he introduced.
46 But as the world grew unfamiliar, I began to lose my bearings.
47 If the horse is taken to a show, or event, or some other unfamiliar place, its apprehension automatically increases.
48 As predicted, children also assume, when they hear unfamiliar words, that these label unfamiliar categories.
49 His expressionistic brushwork, scrapings in the paint and blurry edges endow the familiar bright land with an unfamiliar melancholy.
50 Stress, produced by three bursts of noise when the monkeys were placed in an unfamiliar environment, compounded the problems.
51 He is unfamiliar with national levels of price-fixing and laws of supply and demand.
52 Learn to browse, seeking out unfamiliar authors and new books alike.
53 Skye stood by the hotel bus, basking in the unfamiliar caress.
54 I discarded my unfamiliar new slinky satin pyjamas for my familiar old sweater and jeans and headed for the nearest shops.
55 This is why people find it difficult to experiment with their own behaviour and to practise using behaviours that are unfamiliar.
56 Its presence warns us that unfamiliar types of ore-formation processes may operate on the Moon in the absence of oxygen and water.
57 This was their one mistake, this entering on unfamiliar territory - his territory.
58 Then it came slowly up, hinges groaning at the unfamiliar movement.
59 The replacement must have felt like an unfamiliar piece of furniture, for he was rapidly bowled.
60 More often than not a reader unfamiliar with your work will give you some of the most helpful suggestions.
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