Sentence examples for accustomed to performing from inspiring English sources

Ideally, players would need to be accustomed to performing similar (if not identical) performance tests as part of their usual battery of team fitness testing in order to facilitate this process.

The venerable Emerson String Quartet is accustomed to performing in glittering concert halls.

Doctors have become accustomed to performing this ritual in years of training, and "patients come to expect it," Dr. Cassel said.

Learning to create lesson plans and work with children within a specific curriculum can be daunting for those accustomed to performing under a director's guidance.

Working with these people wasn't necessarily easy for an unassuming singer accustomed to performing alone (or if not, alongside her husband in a 1980s covers band).

Allen's public bearing combines the rumpledness of an old-school print reporter with the sheen of a new-school "cross-platform brand" who has become accustomed to performing on camera.

There is also a spring there where the pagan are accustomed to perform sacrifices and to immerse a human being alive.

Twelve race conditioned Standardbred trotters (7 geldings and 5 mares; body weight 406 - 536 kg; age 4 - 9 years) accustomed to perform intermittent exercise on a slope were included in this study.

We have grown accustomed to players performing at an extraordinary level less than 48 hours after winning matches that are the emotional and physical equivalent of running back-to-back marathons, but Djokovic looked a step slower at times on Sunday.

As access increases, more and more different-looking people will be readily visible on Grindr, but the customs and suppressions determing which bodies congregate in which spaces that we're accustomed to is not performed.

And like many musicians in the West, Mr. Lohar seemed fully accustomed to the idea of performing alongside an advertisement for soda.