Sentence examples for accustomed to setting from inspiring English sources

Such dismissiveness is the luxury of those who are accustomed to setting the terms of public discourse.

He had been accustomed to setting an alarm clock to ring at intervals until morning, but I persuaded him to abandon this.

But Mr. Polakow-Suransky will still report to Ms. Black, who is accustomed to setting the agenda in the rough-and-tumble world of corporate culture.

Many of the participants in Idea Space are charities and third sector organisations who had been accustomed to setting out their stalls at the main SNP conference.

The layout had a basic problem: its oval had been constructed with rather illogical angles and degrees of banking, requiring continual adjustments by drivers accustomed to setting the steering wheel at a given angle and maintaining an expected trajectory.

The people were forced from their places under an archway and from strips of land around the church where they had become accustomed to setting up cardboard shelters each night, according to the complaint filed in federal court.

If clinicians are accustomed to set a PSV level, this is not the case for NAVA.

Oregon plays so fast that it is not uncommon for it to snap the ball 7 seconds into the 40-second play clock, long before defenses are accustomed to being set.

As unresolved problems can lead to "relationship conflict," Price underscores the importance of talking about sex with partners, especially for those who have been leading solo life styles and may be accustomed to a set way of doing things.

But what's interesting is how quickly you get accustomed to the setting.

People grew accustomed to one set of them, and the idea of cutbacks and job losses and tax rises and 'austerity' stretching for years, perhaps for a decade, into the future — they wonder when it was they signed up for that, and who warned them it was likely to come.