Sentence examples for accustomed to responding from inspiring English sources

Each was accustomed to responding independently to emergencies.

The other day, his crew yard boss had referred to him as "the kid who sings," which he liked, since he'd become accustomed to responding to "white boy".

Judges, especially federal judges, are not accustomed to responding to reporter's inquiries, but Barker seemed eager to talk about this moment, up to a point.

They could pose specific scenarios so that the board is accustomed to responding to changed circumstances.

This was not the stuff a musical snob like myself was accustomed to responding to.

Pasadena firefighters and police officers, she said, have become accustomed to responding to crashes on the 210 and the Gold Line, some with fatalities.

They may be accustomed to no one responding when they cry, so you need to earn their trust by showing them that you will always come when they need you.

There were still doubts, his style not always fitting the finesse the Camp Nou were accustomed to, but Sánchez responded with 19 league goals last year, including a lovely lob against Real Madrid.

This knowledge and experience meant that caregivers became accustomed to how patients responded to pain.

The moment resonated for executives: Amazon was not accustomed to being forced to respond publicly on its policies and operations.

Unfortunately, people have become accustomed to using stress to respond to emotional issues, and in these situations, there are no outlets for that extra energy.