He was not a man accustomed to sharing his dreams, to having them made public.
There's no doubt that Welles — the fabulous Orson Welles — wasn't accustomed to sharing credit.
Miller and Schlopy are accustomed to sharing real estate during the ski season.
During times of conflict, residents of Syria Street have become accustomed to sharing the area with snipers.
Ms. Fake said Delicious might attract a wider audience now that more people are accustomed to sharing links and information socially — something foreign to most people eight years ago.
Critics have argued that Mr. Gupta became accustomed to sharing privileged information because he was already doing so as part of his normal work as a consultant.
Brent Scowcroft is a cautious, deliberate man accustomed to sharing his foreign policy views with Republican presidents in private, as he did as national security adviser to Gerald Ford and George H. W. Bush.
Each previously married, they were, as Mack describes it, "swingers," accustomed to sharing sex with others, before they sent the owner of Fran's Star Ranch into retirement.
While we may be accustomed to sharing this sort of information, and of course giving up our financial data for the purposes of taxation, there is often strong resistance to compulsory data collection in other areas of our lives.
As users of social media grow accustomed to sharing highly personal information, apparently unfazed by market-research outfits like WiseWindow watching their every step, the feelings and intentions of hundreds of millions of people are there for data-hungry computers to see.
