| Authors sometimes revisit familiar territory through sequels and prequels, but generally they seek new inspiration and fresh ideas. |
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| I was now, however, on familiar territory having travelled along these forest roads on my outbound journey. |
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| What both works do well is to situate a set of ideas now very familiar to students of environmental studies in less familiar territory. |
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| Because you've already seen the standalone X Manager, this will be familiar territory. |
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| Even the Pre-Raphaelites and their models are familiar territory now. |
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| Many aspects of controlling a train are routine, where actions are performed repetitively over familiar territory. |
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| It's easy to see why as it covers familiar territory of a disillusioned white man seeking redemption in his respect and defence of an alien culture. |
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| For me, who wanted to do research in familiar territory, I had just found the perfect place! |
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| Winner and Wise, I found myself in familiar territory when I read the draft amendments for the first bill on harmonization. |
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| Since technology had enabled us to follow what happened every day, we found ourselves on familiar territory. |
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| Small families and their pets will quickly feel in familiar territory inside this sedan. |
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| Then, in 1975, as Minister of Communications, she found herself back in the familiar territory of broadcast policy. |
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| In Asia, which is familiar territory, Chinese banks have taken large stakes. |
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| Impoverished Haiti is familiar territory for the Zakat Foundation of America. |
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| By providing the newcomer with a place of her own, you're giving her familiar territory to patrol, and offering her the security and space she needs to rebuild her confidence and venture forth once you leave her door ajar. |
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| Today, I find myself on familiar territory. |
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| Illuminations thrown on history, on the relationships formed by Louis Marie in the course of his life, and on the charism and spirituality of our founder, led the group to explore new paths beginning from familiar territory. |
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| Following a host of reforms, we had in actual fact hoped that those times were over, but we have unfortunately been back in rather familiar territory in recent days. |
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| For funders, some of what they heard is familiar territory but there are also new ideas and a fresh perspective on career challenges particular to this generation. |
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| After all, it was the developing world's refusal to countenance cuts that led America to turn its back on Kyoto in the first place. This is all familiar territory to climate-change aficionados. |
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| Any apprehension I might have felt about revisiting familiar territory has been dispelled by lqbal's passion for a particular aspect of Miller's writing: its unpredictability. |
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| Questions such as these may seem obvious to any good marketer, but aren't always familiar territory to techies and geeks of the interwebs. |
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| As is the case with all adventures, the presidency of the Republic of Korea starts its journey into not so familiar territory with a sense of anxiety as well as hope. |
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| These people are driven by some sort of protective instinct that makes them want to be in familiar territory and not venture off the beaten track. |
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| Although advocacy activities within the national context are familiar territory to most business associations, the regional and global focus is less well analysed. |
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| But despite its good intentions, the book spends too much time going over familiar territory, rehashing material that has been thoroughly discussed. |
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| But dealing with his trademark themes of madness, body horror and sexual panic, this is Cronenberg on familiar territory, despite the parasols and lace bonnets. |
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