Sentence examples for become used over from inspiring English sources
I've become used, over the years, to chefs who throw on a plate nine or a dozen ingredients that have nothing much to say to one another, like a gathering of strangers on a traffic island.
"Many people have recoiled in horror at Windows 8 because it is such a stark change over what they had become used to over the past 15 or so years," Chris Green, principal technology analyst at consultants Davies Murphy Group Europe, told the BBC.
Horne, a 35-year-old pit worker from South Yorkshire, was a regular on the picket line and had become used to clambering over fences and crossing streams to avoid the police road blocks set up to hamper the striking miners.
And since we tend to become used to our surroundings over time, it becomes easier and easier to ignore visual offenses.
Neither Randy Orton or Roman Reigns can really afford to take a pin at the moment - the latter, more so - but Kane is a man who has become used to putting opponents over in recent years.
I tend not to mind my subjects seeing what I'm painting: the point about the portrait is that it is my subjective view of them, and I want the person being painted to become used to that vision over time, to become as invested in it as I am.
It was a full life for someone who had become used to complete control over their days, and I would always value those brief snatched moments of calm that can be found in any life if you look hard enough for them.
Get over it!" We've become used to sloganeering on public transport over the past few years, but even so, as I contemplated the message I felt my brow furrow.
Maiduguri, the birthplace of the Boko Haram insurgency, has become used to living under siege over the last two years.
Kok et al. [ 34] did not undertake any re-testing because of the high levels of reliability previously reported and in view of the fact that individuals tend to adapt to or become used to their (health) conditions over time.
