Sentence examples for accustomed to read from inspiring English sources

Mrs  Sommers bought two high-priced magazines such as she had been accustomed to read in the days when she had been accustomed to other pleasant things.

French was a first language for neither of us, but it was, for both of us, the language in which we were most accustomed to read great works of literature.

She found a park bench where she had once been accustomed to reading and smoking.

But what the Essence Book Club will bring to book publishing is a population obviously accustomed to reading.

With lower incomes, Asians adopted inexpensive text messaging earlier than most U.S. cellular users, so many are already accustomed to reading on their phones more than talking.

It's not surprising that we're now more accustomed to reading short-form pieces, to accepting a Wikipedia summary, rather than reading a whole book.

To people accustomed to reading text on a computer for hours at a time, e-book screen clarity is a nonissue.

If that number sounds low, it's because we're accustomed to reading about players signing multi-year contracts for sums north of a hundred million dollars.

We are accustomed to reading about a foreign government's efforts to punish those who would reveal its tactics -- in China, North Korea and other nondemocratic countries, for example.

Because the "only story in town" in Jerusalem involves the conflict between the Israelis and Palestinians, we have become accustomed to reading about never-ending confrontation and violence.

The Journal began charging online in 1996, soon after its site was started, and before a mass audience could get accustomed to reading it free.