Sentence examples for Feel accustomed from inspiring English sources

It's very important for me to stretch and sing so that I feel accustomed to singing by the time I'm on the stage.

I moved it up when I felt accustomed to the altitude I was sleeping at".

At a preliminary visit to the laboratory, subjects were first requested to perform maximal voluntary contractions (MVC) of the plantar flexors until they felt accustomed to the equipment; the coefficient of variation in three successive trials was <5%%.

One to 3 days prior to the start of the study the participants visited the testing and playing venue where they were thoroughly familiarised with the testing procedures and neuromuscular function assessment protocol (see Motor nerve stimulation section) until they felt accustomed with the equipment (ie, coefficient of variation in three successive MVC trials lower than 5%).

So take this into account when first starting a job, learn your office's dynamics in order to get accustomed, feel comfortable and collaborate with your co-workers.

She goes on to describe the scene, one of many that spotlight the anxiety felt by physicians accustomed to controlling a situation.

Gifted writers can make accustomed methods feel as new and vital as a work explicitly devoted to structural innovation.

Florence Healthcare built its software to feel natural for researchers accustomed to jotting things down, circling things on paper, and generating medical records and lab reports as they treat their patients offline.

This movement can feel weird for those accustomed to the typical squat, which ends when the upper thigh is parallel to the floor.

I feel like we grow accustomed to these things because they're consistent, especially when you get older and it's part of your culture".

Bruce Eder of Allmusic considers Shades of Deep Purple, despite some flaws, "a hell of an album" and praises the "infectious spirit of fun" of the disc, which has "much more of a '60s feel than we're accustomed to hearing from this band".