Tristar strawberries, small, deep red, and delicate in texture, might strike some Californians as a bit tart, accustomed as we are to our own varieties, which tend to be larger, firmer and lower in acidity.
I'll admit that I've gotten a bit more accustom to typing on the thing than I expected, but a lot of the old issues are still present.
The high-tech equipment can be scary at first glance but when you come to realize what everything does and why your baby needs it, you can learn to relax a bit as you grow accustomed to the new environment that you have been thrown into.
Luckily Campbell is accustomed to a bit of flak and he seemed to enjoy writing his own column in the Times.
But the area is accustomed to a bit of theater: Anthony Casso, the Luchese crime family boss who poured hundreds of thousands of dollars into the house Mr. Kruger and the Turanos share, never moved in.
He says it took him a bit of time to grow accustomed to the blitz defence introduced by Shaun Edwards to the Wales team last year, but he is very much its linchpin now.
Nor is it clever as satire; even know-nothing viewers were raised on "The Simpsons," "South Park" and "That 70's Show" and are accustomed to a bit more bite in their comedy.
They have picked up a bit as passengers have grown accustomed to security constraints, he said, and have packed knives in their luggage or mailed them home instead of trying to carry them onto the plane.
Apple's accustomed to a bit of name calling from blogs and forums, of course – but when Walt Mossberg calls your product "far too flawed", it's time to come out and say something.
Having been a prison writer for 21 years, I was accustomed to a bit of harassment.
