Sentence examples for accustomed by from inspiring English sources

"A cut cable?" she recalls asking the technician, accustomed by now to incidents like these.

It was a new and unusual feeling for British fans, accustomed by old habit to supporting an underdog.

If you cannot stomach food in the morning, the NHS recommends that people make their bodies accustomed by consuming a piece of fruit or low-fat yogurt.

To British or American ears, grimly accustomed by now to the return of body bags from faraway places, the general's remarks were commonplace.

The Europeans, accustomed by their history and geography to think in terms of multilateral arrangements, have always placed a greater premium on international organizations.

But even those accustomed by now to the Apple chief executive's well-orchestrated product rollouts are struck by the frisson of anticipation he has managed to generate.

Then, companies change the terms and conditions we are accustomed to by updating before sending us a dialogue box that we'll click 'Yes' on without reading.

Morning sessions, and sometimes another one later on will be the pattern in the long build-up to next Saturday's opening groupo match against the United States, happily taking place in Rustenburg, at an altitude (just under 5,000ft) that they should be accustomed to by then.

I heard a commotion outside the flat door but ignored it in the way I was accustomed to by then.

RadarOnline reports that the actress is desperate for money, and keeps herself in the lifestyle she's become accustomed to by working as a professional escort.

Three albums called Saturation, one TV series called American Boyband, and half of a headlining world tour deep into a career that's still only a few years old, BROCKHAMPTON are a band by now accustomed to creating by their own design and living by their own rules.