| Known familiarly as Didi, she is clearly campaigning for the next poll, when she may decide to dump Congress. |
| This presented an escarpment on the river of about nine hundred yards in length, and is familiarly known as Scott's bluffs. |
| Finally, we benefit from vast importations of what might be familiarly called the American cultural output. |
| Kemp, the clown of his company, knew her, and dedicated a book to her rather familiarly. |
| I should want to know Venice familiarly before giving myself overmuch to noctambulation. |
| But now there is a new highway, familiarly known as the GT Road, and no different from any other. |
