Sentence examples for accustomed on from inspiring English sources

The cold, perhaps, pacified a city accustomed, on average, to more than a murder a day.

If you fly easyJet then it's nothing like a plane, but if you're accustomed on long haul to turning left once on board instead of right, then it really is like the real thing.

Instead of working with her regular recital accompanist, the pianist Bengt Forsberg, she worked to get accustomed on a couple of songs to the style of Mr. Costello's longtime bandmate Steve Nieve.

It turns out that Morris has been instructing us in a method: getting us accustomed, on the benign turf of the past, to "thinking about some of the most vexing issues in photography — about posing, about the intentions of the photographer, about the nature of photographic evidence — about the relationship between photographs and reality".

Start screen backgrounds can now also be animated, similar to the backgrounds we've become accustomed to on Android.

For one, the new Smart LED TV's have dual core processors, and something you've grown accustomed to on just about any other electronics device: multitasking.

Young consumers accustomed to on-demand downloadable music and TiVo or similar services expect nothing less.

From ordering an Uber to getting food delivered ASAP, millennials are accustomed to on-demand convenience that drives quick results.

That unseen "father figure," the record company I'd grown so very accustomed to counting on, had moved on to younger, cooler things.

But I think one thing we've become accustomed to on "Parenthood" is that at the end of the season there's a sense of relief or comfort.

He has grown accustomed to putting on this sort of saccharine show, but his words drift far from reality.