To mainstream Labour operatives, this sounded familiar — and ominous.
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To my ears, they sounded familiar and similar to the QC35 IIs.
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The judge's name sounded familiar: she had helped prosecute his original case.
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If many of Mr. Cuomo's proposals sounded familiar, that's because they are.
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But the lies Trump told on the debate stage sounded familiar to me.
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In the days leading up to Super Tuesday, Joe Biden sounded familiar themes.
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One line of dialogue in the second season of Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt sounded familiar.
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For those watching Fox News the night before, the talking point might have sounded familiar.
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The sudden shut-down may have also sounded familiar to some journalists working for digital-media startups.
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A nurse named Vilma Wong, who had worked at the hospital for 1703 years, thought his name sounded familiar.
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To his surprise, however, Jackson called back a second time, apparently remembering why the name Efron sounded familiar a.k.
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To Nteta's ears, this sounded familiar, like the coded language sometimes used by politicians to indirectly talk about race.
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Ms. Constand testified this week that while Ms. Jackson's name sounded familiar, she had always roomed alone on trips.
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When Trump's wife, Melania, took the stage on the first night of the RNC, her words sounded familiar – really familiar.
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You'd never mistake it for the genuine article, but there were passages (no longer than 20 seconds) that sounded familiar.
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She felt as if she were experiencing her own faith of Islam because so much of the liturgy sounded familiar.
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WASHINGTON — When President Trump called a truce with the European Union over trade, the general outlines of his plan sounded familiar.
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Mr. Cunningham said the concept sounded familiar because of his wife's experience working as a hairdresser to put herself through college.
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In the speech, played Tuesday night, Pope Francis sounded familiar notes on social justice, but also reached out to the techie crowd.
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For Kate Quarrella Beard, a resident of Dickinson, Texas, just outside Houston, the predictions and warnings trumpeted in recent days sounded familiar.
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During a segment on The Tonight Show, Fallon noted that after watching Trump's recent commencement speech at Liberty University, something sounded familiar.
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If that second name sounded familiar, it's because O'Malley's older brother is named Stephen, and clearly, the two share more than blood.
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After the couple met through Tinder in 2015, and established they were Penn alumni, Mr. Vennam realized Ms. Jernudd's name sounded familiar.
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Kloppenberg's portrayal of Rousseau would have sounded familiar to American Whigs like Noah Webster, who became a devotee of Rousseau in the 1780s.
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So when Trump launched his presidential campaign, the anti-immigrant, anti-Muslim, anti-elite rhetoric he used all sounded familiar to Breitbart readers.
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But in Venezuela, it was a threat that would have sounded familiar, as if the words had been scripted by the government itself.
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He sounded familiar themes on trade—particularly that other countries have taken advantage of America, and that "the era of economic surrender is over".
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He sounded familiar themes on trade, particularly that other countries have taken advantage of America, and that "the era of economic surrender is over".
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If much of what Sanders said sounded familiar, it's because many policies that sounded radical and new in 2016 have become mainstream Democratic positions.
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And when my mouth opened, people began to look past my braids and into my eyes, because they heard a voice that sounded familiar.
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But as media outlets of all ideologies pivoted toward analysis, right-wing sites sounded familiar notes condemning hysterical anti-Trumpism on part of the left.
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Ms. Jackson's name sounded familiar, she said, but she said she had never spoken to her and had never roomed with anyone on basketball trips.
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Trump emerged at the Liberty Ball shortly after 9:30, and Mr. Trump sounded familiar themes from his postelection speeches when he addressed the crowd.
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What she delivered, filtered through Auto-Tune, was a rush of tangled syllables and rat-a-tat repetition that somehow sounded familiar and was instantly hummable.
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The story sounded familiar to Wright, who had worked for Thomas in the '80s, and says she experienced the same kind of lewd behavior and unwelcome advances.
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The Mexican director of photography has been nominated eight times and used to be one of those guys whose names sounded familiar but never won (sorry, Alexandre Desplat).
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"Something @realDonaldTrump said in his #OvalOfficeAddress tonight sounded familiar..." An ongoing conversation Stelter emails: The accumulation of daily deceptions and fear-mongering matters a LOT more than a single speech.
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The voice sounded familiar and thick, but all Ray heard was the reassurance, and when the relief took him again, white and clean and silent, he allowed himself to fall asleep.
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We'd decided to switch to satellite over Cablevision / Optimum for awhile, and the problem crept up after the outgoing box had been unplugged from the TV. It sounded familiar, and that scared me.
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I thought that voice had sounded familiar, a vaguely selfish twinge of desperation, a outward sign of an inner demon — it was the same voice I'd hear from my sisters when they were using.
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The president, who faces impeachment by the House over his efforts to pressure Ukraine to provide incriminating information about Democrats, then found himself on the receiving end of a chant that might have sounded familiar.
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Also in January 2017, fans noticed that a line from Trump's inaugural address sounded familiar to 2012's The Dark Knight Rises when villain Bane, portrayed by Tom Hardy, took control of the city of Gotham.
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The story they told sounded familiar: Felix told them Hensley, whom he called his wife, had abruptly decided to leave him and travel after meeting a couple who invited her to join them on a sailing trip.
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First things first: If the production sounded familiar to you at all, that's because Pusha is rapping on the same instrumental as Jay-Z's "The Story of OJ," off of Jay's critically acclaimed 2017 album 29:286.
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The doctor who once wrote a bill of health declaring President Donald Trump "the healthiest individual ever elected to the presidency" now says the bombastic language sounded familiar for a reason: It was written by Donald Trump.
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In a departure from the shrillness that has characterised his presidency so far, a composed Mr Trump gave a solemn address, though the themes of cracking down on illegal immigration, overturning Obamacare and erecting trade barriers sounded familiar.
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" Madonna said Gaga's song sounded "familiar" and felt "reductive," but Gaga insisted she didn't intentionally reference the Madonna anthem, telling NME in 2011: "If you put the songs next to each other, side by side, the only similarities are the chord progressions.
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The suggestion of illegal behavior and the specter of putting a political opponent behind bars sounded familiar to some senior campaign aides to Hillary Clinton, who believe Trump and his allies are running a version of their "Crooked Hillary" playbook from 2016.
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My curiosity was rewarded—as soon as I reached the peak and saw what was there, I realized that the shape of that pond sounded familiar to me because a dozen hours earlier, in a town on the other side of Hyrule, another character mentioned her desire to come to this exact place.
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Mr. Trump's choice of words sounded familiar: In May, Mr. Ryan said he was "not ready" to endorse Mr. Trump for president (the speaker subsequently did.) In a phone conversation between Mr. Pence and Mr. Trump on Wednesday morning, according to someone with knowledge of the call, Mr. Trump brought up his Washington Post interview.
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His family surrounded him welcoming him home and the distant memories began to come back. Hearing someone repeat "Herman", he thought that sounded familiar and then realized it was his own name.Lehmann, Nine years, op. cit., p.
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'People like Wizz Jones and John Renbourn would come down and I'd play guitar with them. I remember John playing something and it sounded familiar and I said 'John I know that one!' He said 'you should do you wrote it!' He started writing again. Prolifically.
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Agnew forwarded the letter to Carty, who ran Nicholaou's name by Westover's aunt, who stated that the named "sounded familiar." Carty believes that authorities are in possession of the names Westover provided to Minnon, and further speculated that Westover may have become acquainted with Nicholaou at a local VA hospital, although none of this has been confirmed and the Connecticut River Valley killings remain unsolved.
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The results were looked at as remember versus know judgements. A lot more remember results (or familiarity) occurred with voices, and more know (or memory recall) responses happened with faces. This phenomenon persists through experiments dealing with criminal line-ups in prisons. Witnesses are more likely to say that a suspect's voice sounded familiar than his/her face even though they cannot remember anything about the suspect.
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The Mandarin dubbed version of the film featured a different theme song to that of the Cantonese version. The theme song sounded familiar to the main theme of Way of the Dragon. This version also included the scene where Billy and Ann share their good-byes to Jim. The Cantonese dubbed version shows the commonly found scene where Billy is arrested by the police.
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WEOK signed on in 1949 as a daytimer and the second station licensed to Poughkeepsie after WKIP. The station chose the WEOK calls given that their original choice, WPOK (for POughKeepsie) was unavailable and the WEOK calls sounded familiar. In the 1950s and 1960s WEOK was a full-service Middle of the Road radio station. Programming included news blocks in the morning and noon time house.
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Jackson agreed. Once the track was mixed, Singleton could not wait to play it for Berry Gordy, who thought one of the voices sounded familiar, but could not identify it. When Gordy found out it was Michael Jackson, he was elated. Not wanting the Gordy name to influence the outcome of the song (his half-brother Kerry Gordy, recorded under his own name five years earlier without success), Kennedy decided to use the name Rockwell on the record.
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She refuses to tell Ted the true reason she avoids malls. Marshall tells Lily that Robin is not married and Lily, as the slap bet commissioner, must allow Barney to slap Marshall three times (one for the lie, two for being premature). Barney reveals that he has uncovered a video of Robin and asks her if the name "Robin Sparkles" sounded familiar, which worries Robin. Ted tries to stop Barney from playing the video but Robin lets Barney play it.
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He had made references when speaking to Novalyne Price about being in his "sere and yellow leaf." The words sounded familiar to her, but it was only in early June 1936 that she found the source in Macbeth: In the weeks before his suicide, Howard wrote to Kline giving his agent instructions of what to do in case of his death, he wrote his last will and testament, and he borrowed a .380 Colt Automatic from his friend Lindsey Tyson.
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Guest musicians that appear on the album are; Edwin Paanakker, Eddie Persijn, Frans Friedrich and Choir Jeroen Bosch. The album Vow of Silence, on Tonefloat, musically referred to the debut with ambient-techno influences. The fourth album ...Of Truth, Eternal Beauty And Nought... again sounded familiar with the ambient-techno influences. The opening track Capezzoli Di Venere is a 45-minute, almost neo-romantic sounding piece of spacious sounds and rhythmic sequences which is quite a contradiction to the extremely dark final title I Have This Pain.
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Kerri Mason of Billboard called the song a harmonious ballad which, along with the single "4 Minutes", "might be some of her best work yet". She also said that the song sounded familiar and compared it with Timbaland's remix of the 2008 single "Apologize". Caryn Ganz from Rolling Stone believed the song has a "melancholy pining". Stephen Thomas Erlewine from Allmusic held the view that "the icy heartbreak of 'Miles Away'" was "a worthy successor of Justin Timberlake's 2006 single 'What Goes Around.../...Comes Around'".
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Chuck received generally positive reviews from critics. At Metacritic, which assigns a rating out of 100 to reviews from mainstream publications, the album received an average score of 72, based on 16 reviews. Exclaim! critic Daniel Sylvester believed the songs sounded familiar but still distinct from one another, as "Berry covers a lot of musical ground on Chuck, and most importantly, reveals just how much fun he was still having at the end of his storied life." Noel Murray from The A.V. Club credited the record for making "a casually profound closing statement".
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Born in Chigasaki, Kanagawa, Doi got his undergraduate degree in Applied Math at University of Chicago in 1985, and his master's degree in Information and Computer Science at University of Hawaii Manoa in 1987. Following college, he worked as a software engineer where he has worked on operating systems. In an interview with Sailor Week, Doi said that the anime that turned him into an otaku fan was Kimagure Orange Road and Sailor Moon. When he was watching, he noticed the voices of many of the characters sounded familiar, and started comparing cast listings from the closing credits.
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With the Dumfries club, Malone won promotion from the Scottish Second Division. Alongside Malone at Queen of the South was a player with a name that would have sounded familiar to Malone, Queens' long serving goalkeeper Allan Ball.Allan Ball career profile on the Queen of the South website QoS left winger Jimmy Robertson later said when asked who the best players were that he played beside at Queens, 'Dick Malone, you could tell he had played at a higher level than most of us'.Jimmy Robertson interview and career profile on the Queen of the South website After leaving Queens he returned to non league football by joining Gateshead.
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