Sentence examples similar to Becoming accustomed to a pattern from inspiring English sources

Blerina Hoxha is becoming accustomed to a flat, enormous landscape in which speeding pickups send up dust trails visible for miles around.

SOME bright spots in the economy emerged toward the end of 2009, though their glow was strong only when compared with the gloom that preceded them, like eyes adjusting to daylight after becoming accustomed to a darkened room.

The public is gradually becoming accustomed to a capitalist mentality and progressively less nostalgic for the former regime as younger generations mature.

Don't expect healing overnight; dealing with death and becoming accustomed to a new reality can take years.

Becoming accustomed to regular shift work and juggling the tensions between work and personal life may have taken longer for these nurses.

Even in an area that was becoming accustomed to earthquakes, a 5.6 temblor near Prague, Okla., in 2011 stood out.

The Rangers are just becoming accustomed to playing such a style under Low.

The Western Times described him as "an unexceptionable candidate", while the Taunton Courier elaborated on his past election performances, and commented that he was "becoming accustomed to acting as a political ninepin".

Fifteen years ago, we were only becoming accustomed to the sound of a modem dialing to a remote connection point.

By 1998, Wheatley was the only four-year veteran in the Giants backfield and although he developed another good relationship with an offensive coordinator, he was becoming accustomed to being described as an enigma.

Target, after learning to get along with the Young family's other dog in Arizona, becoming accustomed to dog food and to using a doggie door to relieve herself, escaped from her yard.