familiar to millions造句

• These historic photos are familiar to millions of Chinese people.
• One toy in the show is probably familiar to millions of New Yorkers.
• The images are familiar to millions of video camera owners around the world:
• Paxton's raspy Texas drawl and exuberant friendliness have become familiar to millions.
• Pennzoil has become familiar to millions through golfer Arnold Palmer's folksy commercials.
• Diana took the middle ground familiar to millions.
• The trial has made Varaut's grave baritone and long face familiar to millions.
• But by the time it ended, Marcia Clark and Christopher Darden were familiar to millions.
• The new additions first featured on the live album " Familiar to Millions ",
• The song, familiar to millions for its use in British Airways commercials, is brutish here.
• Even so, he is a television personality, and his voice is familiar to millions of Japanese.
• Mr . Pierce's measured tone and precise diction were familiar to millions of radio and TV listeners.
• _Mets players wearing caps with inscriptions now familiar to millions all over the world : NYPD and FDNY.
• That leaves, among other things, the mansion, familiar to millions of TV viewers who followed his case.
• Trejo and her mostly Latino classmates attempt a balancing act familiar to millions who have migrated to America since its founding.
• _New York Mets players wearing caps with inscriptions now familiar to millions all over the world : NYPD and FDNY.
• As he explained, " It meant the music would be familiar to millions of Europeans even before it was released ".
• Oasis still rocks, as attested on the new live album " Familiar to Millions, " but Blur delves deeper.
• Robert Tools, the first patient, died last November after 151 days, during which his smiling face became familiar to millions.
• It's fairly unlikely that we've ever had a governor before whose nude backside will be familiar to millions of people.