Appearing in front of huge crowds on tour in the United States, then in Paul Scholes's testimonial at Old Trafford and the Community Shield derby with Manchester City may have been useful in accustoming De Gea to the vast interest there is in United.
And so, guided by the noblest and most altruistic of intentions, Clifford Keith Hillegass became a pioneer in accustoming us to what might at first seem oxymoronic: the apparently unlikely concept of literature without language.
This trial showed that an increase in calcium intake of 1500 mg/d during the second half of pregnancy in women accustomed to a very low calcium intake did not significantly affect BP in pregnancy or during 12 mo postpartum.
Neuroimaging studies in human subjects have consistently failed to show an increase in brain glucose uptake at euglycemia or hypoglycemia in those accustomed to hypoglycemia who are hypoglycemia unaware.
The novel optimization model and methods in this paper, accustomed to plug-in and plug-out dispatch optimization in MGC based on flexible communication, are suitable for challenging and constructive experiments that demonstration practical operation of microgrids in a MGC.
Especially in places accustomed to American lectures on good governance, finger-wagging has been easy to find.
CRITICS of Emomali Rahmon, Tajikistan's president, tend to live in fear, accustomed to receiving death threats or being locked up on spurious charges.
It was also found that subjects had difficulty in becoming accustomed to intense noise.
There's a comfort in being "accustomed to" something, but there's also a predictability which can be deadening.
The vast majority of college students and their parents,have no interest in getting accustomed to kids carrying guns on campus.
One hundred and thirteen biopsies of the palate in people accustomed to smoking cigars, most of them with the burning end of the cigar inside the mouth, have been studied.
