Sentence examples for be very used from inspiring English sources

Most importantly are the conditions down there, they're akin to the British weather and our players will be very used to the windy and often rainy climate which might give them a small edge over some of the other teams from the hotter climes.

Conversely, habitat types that are abundant close to the roost may be very used by bats partly because they are highly accessible, and so their suitability may be overrated in the model.

If, sadly, generally people aren't very nice to this seemingly "weird kid," then they may not be very used to having friendly conversations and might be a bit awkward.

"Those of us connected to 'Jane Eyre' are very used to rumor," said Annette Niemtzow, the lead producer.

Viewers are very used to that.

"I was very used to being an outsider.

"Kids are very used to learning," Mr. Pincus said.

"Our children are so welcoming​ because they're very used to having new students join".

"But I've been very used to adapting all my life.

We are very used to celebrating the amateur, the enthusiast, the hidden talent in this country.

"Nothing like a diva, which I'm very used to in Russia, with famous dancers".