Sentence examples for accustomed with. from inspiring English sources

They required some time to become accustomed with new kitchen layout.

By being ecumenical, many e-book customers have quickly become accustomed with the Kindle bookstore no matter what reading device they own.

This implies that most Americans are accustomed with the term, used by Mr Imus to disparage the women's basketball team at Rutgers university.

But would Labour be willing to operate a quad with Clegg and Danny Alexander in the way to which they have become accustomed with Cameron and George Osborne?

Though seemingly a children's book to those not accustomed with its twisting plots, the Harry Potter books helped me deal with death in a way I could not have anticipated.

Football has been the thing that has made the most sense in his life and the journalists who have travelled round the world on his coat tails are well accustomed with his usual reaction to any talk of retirement.

My approach was to study wine with the same approach I'd become accustomed to with my investigations as a History Detective on the PBS television show.

Australians are accustomed - with a few notable exceptions - to having their head of state outside of the cut and thrust of daily politics.

A familiarisation session accustomed participants with the visual test battery.

"The kind of goaltending we have become accustomed to with Marty".

But 10% RoEs aren't exactly the returns investors are accustomed to with investment banks.