Sentence examples for accustomed to take from inspiring English sources

And the Daily Chronicle of London kept the embers warm by sneering, in April of 1921, "Mr. Harding is accustomed to take desperate ventures in the coinage of new words".

I've been accustomed to take breaks - that in some cases I do have to come first.

As Adams himself put it, he was "more accustomed to take a share in their debates, than to preside in their deliberations".

The presence of catabolic glutamate dehydrogenases and aspartate ammonia-lyase and the absence of known asparagine synthetases suggest that P. carbinolicus is accustomed to take up glutamate, aspartate and asparagine from its environment.

Mr. Katz is accustomed to taking risks.

"We have merely grown accustomed to taking the photographic document to be correct.

Petrobras shareholders are increasingly accustomed to taking second place to voters.

The Kasses are becoming accustomed to taking out their trash and hauling up their groceries.

Doctors have grown accustomed to taking educational classes free — often with a lunch included.

The station, one of the first FM outlets in New York, was accustomed to taking chances.

In other words, the people of Morgan City are accustomed to taking nature as it comes.