Read each pattern and its example, then write your own sentence on the line.
〜ぶりに 時間を表す N + ぶりに／ぶりの + N（例：十年ぶりに）
"After an interval of X." States how long it has been since something last happened. Neutral and very common in conversation and news.
十年ぶりに故郷の町を訪ねた。 I visited my hometown for the first time in ten years.
〜ぐるみ N + ぐるみ（家族・町・会社 など。「〜ぐるみで」の形が多い）
A suffix meaning "the whole of, involving everyone in" — 家族ぐるみ, 町ぐるみ, 会社ぐるみ. Neutral, though 組織ぐるみ usually implies collective wrongdoing.
あの家とは家族ぐるみで付き合っている。 Our families socialize with one another.
〜びる / 〜じみる N + びる / N + じみる; attributive: N + びた / N + じみた + N
Attaches to a noun to say something takes on the air or appearance of it. 〜びる is fairly neutral (大人びる); 〜じみる is usually negative (子供じみる, 芝居じみる). Mostly written/formal.
彼女は年齢のわりに大人びた話し方をする。 She speaks in a way that sounds more grown-up than her age.
〜ながらの N / V-masu + ながらの + N (昔・生まれ・いつも など限られた語)
Means 'in the same state as X, unchanged', used to modify a noun. Attaches to a limited set of words (昔, 生まれ, いつも, 涙). Formal and somewhat literary.
この町には昔ながらの商店街が残っている。 This town still has a shopping street just as it was in the old days.
〜とは Plain form / N + とは (＋驚きだ・思わなかった 等、または言い切り)
Marks the preceding fact as surprising or hard to believe. Often followed by 驚きだ／情けない, or left unfinished for effect. Emphatic, written or careful spoken style.
こんな短期間で完成するとは驚きだ。 It's astonishing that it was finished in such a short time.
〜というものはない N + というものはない
States flatly that the thing named does not exist anywhere. Used for sweeping general truths; formal, common in essays and lectures.
絶対に安全な乗り物というものはない。 There is no such thing as a completely safe vehicle.