Sentence examples for accustomed to preparing from inspiring English sources

Taxes are just the next step, although it may take some getting used to for people who are accustomed to preparing their returns with a pencil and calculator or on a desktop computer.

Johnson, however, often expressed independent views; he had been accustomed to preparing seriatim opinions in the state court, and in this predisposition he was supported by Jefferson, a political opponent of Marshall.

While in the early history of chromolithography printers were accustomed to preparing their own inks, from 1860 on, factories specialized in the production of lithographic inks were established; by 1890 they were providing printers with ready-to-use inks both in Europe and USA [39].

Davila, 51, who owns a Mexican restaurant and has lived in the waterfront community for 25 years, said his neighbors were accustomed to preparing for storms and floods.

It might sound silly but it's a great way to get kids accustomed to preparing fresh, simple food that is fun to eat.

Animators have become accustomed to preparing activity reports and are increasingly using the project computers to write these reports.

It's as if insects fall outside our realm of expertise, our sphere of direct influence; food, on the other hand, is something we're all accustomed to controlling, preparing and managing.

Second, populations who live in cold climates may be more accustomed to and prepared for extreme cold weather than subtropical residents.

The Yankees, who are accustomed to late rallies, were preparing to do so again as Mets fans shifted uncomfortably.

Therefore, specialists should be accustomed to it and be prepared for the treatment.

Try items that you are not accustomed to; they will be prepared in ways traditional to Hawaiian custom.