Sentence examples similar to an accustomed scene from inspiring English sources
Should a doctor replace an accustomed identity with a meaningless "reality"?
The yellow leaves of the field maple became an accustomed sight.
Barkley describes Moore's Bond as having an "accustomed debonair calm and quiet authority".
Credit for this feat can be spread around: it begins with their earnest and sweaty experience as a throwback bar band in a scene more accustomed to rewarding the stylish and self-conscious.
These are a revelation for an American accustomed to doughnuts and prepackaged pastries mistakenly called Danish.
Scene one should be an opening scene.
It was a scene this city is more accustomed to seeing outside the Boston Red Sox ticket window at Fenway Park than the sidewalk outside Symphony Hall: people camped on lawn chairs and huddled under blankets, eyes drooping but hearts racing with the possibility of a major payoff.
In any case, the casting of the director of central intelligence as diplomat has been a potentially dangerous mission in uncharted waters, raising questions about whether such a public role is suited to an agency more accustomed to working behind the scenes.
For me, as an American accustomed to dealing with federal bureaucracy, this process is frustrating.
As strange a scene as it was that day in a neighborhood more accustomed to real-life drama, even more extraordinary is the story of how Mr. Martin, a 28-year-old former subway worker from East New York, Brooklyn, came to write "Brooklyn's Finest," a gritty thriller starring Don Cheadle, Ethan Hawke and Mr. Gere as police officers in a housing project.
