Sentence examples similar to accustomed high from inspiring English sources

AMERICANS may think of Europeans as accustomed to high gas prices — with our relatively high sales and excise taxes, the cost of gas in Europe has long been double or triple what Americans pay.

Black noddies at this location are accustomed to high levels of human disturbance, often nesting within meters of high-intensity human activity (i.e., housing, footpaths, and dining halls).

Despite its odd name -- the bar is a small counter where people wait for tables, and there is takeout but no deli -- the no-fuss, high-quality feel of the place has been a welcome eye-opener for Dublin diners accustomed to high prices and middling service elsewhere.

Tielemans is accustomed to high expectations.

Nash is accustomed to high expectations after being the first player taken in the 2002 draft.

Europeans and Hong Kong residents have been accustomed to high gasoline prices ever since.

"For years now, commodity and raw material markets have grown accustomed to high price volatility.

For anyone accustomed to high degrees of control, this can seem, at first, like an affront.

The sudden increase has surprised motorists who are already accustomed to high gas prices, particularly in this sprawling city.

For executives who are accustomed to high pay and perks, the transition into the classroom is rarely seamless.

The three days he had spent in Peru had got him accustomed to high elevations, and he was impatient to make the attempt while he still felt acclimated.