Sentence examples for accustomed form from inspiring English sources

He said that after some needed rest, Greene would be in his accustomed form at the trials.

No railroad family could forestall the automobile, and no newspaper family can prevent the eventual end of newspapers in their old, accustomed form.

According to Pietsch, Foster Wallace's notebooks were marked intermittently in the margins with the phrase "no voice", seemingly a signal that he was attempting to break away from his accustomed form.

Then in drawing their forces up for battle, they were never accustomed to form in regular divisions; and their line being unprotected either by the thick array of projecting spears or by their shields, as in the Macedonian phalanx, where the soldiers close and their shields touch, they were easily opened and broken.

The traditional British policy of allowing considerable self-government in its colonies led to the existence by the 19th century of several dependent states that were populated to a significant degree by Europeans accustomed to forms of parliamentary rule and that possessed large measures of sovereignty.

This is not an ignoble form of social service for architects to be undertaking in a city that has become all too accustomed to letting form follow fear.

If students are accustomed to this form of learning, positive experiences made during the university education may be transferred to continuing education [ 66- 68].

No Requires time to get accustomed to NEW forms and reports Yes, Same routine daily CMS Typo3 Medica Agenda Yes OpenELIS (lab info system) Yes Local hospital reporting system.

My thoughts on owning and being mindful of my experiences may seem like nonsense to a Christian community so accustomed to a misguided form of "denying the flesh".

Matters can never be so simple in a capital-intensive art form long accustomed to measuring success, at whatever scale, in dollars.

Parris helped cut through the thicket of local regulations that baffle companies accustomed to China's form of bare-knuckle capitalism.