Sentence examples for accustomed to collaborating from inspiring English sources

AS a set designer for theater and opera, Alexander Dodge is accustomed to collaborating with other artists.

The instructors in the small department that Sam chaired are accustomed to collaborating on a wide variety of department activities.

Though Walker has worked with some of his friends who are professional dancers (check out his whimsical short film that he choreographed in fellow NYCB corps member Emily Kikta's former apartment), he's primarily accustomed to collaborating with students.

Access to such investigators varies widely depending on the healthcare setting, but even large academic medical centres may find that experts in key disciplines are difficult to identify, not inclined to collaborate or not accustomed to working in clinical settings.

Mr. Yazbek said that learning how to write for the stage was a challenge: writing to advance a story and collaborating when he was accustomed to calling the shots for his own band (which plays at the Knitting Factory on Nov. 27).

But over time, we've grown accustomed to the idea that you can do social activities such as play games, collaborate on work, and talk, online.

CANADIANS are accustomed to immigrants.

Ogdensburg is accustomed to defeat.

She's accustomed to that.

They are accustomed to disappointment.

Rosenberg was accustomed to privilege.