Sentence examples for accustomed for from inspiring English sources

Dolly was worth around $4m, enough to keep her in the style to which she was accustomed for a year or two.

Yankees fans have been accustomed for the past 13 years to watching their team on MSG, which lost the team's TV rights after last season.

It has a giant (but impover ished) National Health Service nearly as old as Britain's, and it has been accustomed for decades to massive state intervention and control of the economy.

"But the people of this country have grown accustomed for a while now to being slaughtered, and we feel proud that we're sacrificing ourselves and are getting closer to God".

We have been accustomed for too long to believing there is a trade off between profitability and doing good which has fostered a culture that makes it profitable to pollute and make factories an unsafe place to work.

Context: App stores provide a software development space and a market place that are both different from those to which we have become accustomed for traditional software development: The granularity is finer and there is a far greater source of information available for research and analysis.

But under the lights, the complete dominance which Mercedes have become accustomed to for the best part of two years bizarrely vanished into the night.

"These Yankees are competitive, but they're not the Yankees that fans have been accustomed to for the past 20 years," said Wayne McDonnell, a professor of sports management at New York University.

Or it may be stuck at more or less the same plodding pace that workers have become accustomed to for much of the economic recovery.

"Showing current knowledge and current interest is key". Enelow suggests trading the traditional 'chronological' résumé we're all so accustomed to for a 'functional' résumé.

For Republican contenders, accustomed to calling for less government intervention, it presents a dilemma.