We'd been accustomed to playing to win.
What's more, due to the demands and expectations on young people in the workplace, we're accustomed to wearing multiple hats and taking on multiple roles.
Users who are accustomed to running multiple apps on a single display will need to adapt by sharing information between PaperTabs, by tapping them next to each other.
He felt that he must reach a decision, but even though he was accustomed to making multiple decisions every day at work, he was suddenly seized with doubt, and had no idea what in the world was expected of him.
A pressing pedagogical challenge right now is the problem of adapting a linear model for transmitting knowledge the lecture monologue, in which a single line of thought leads to an intellectual climax after fifty minutes to a generation of students who are accustomed to dealing with multiple information streams in short bursts.
His death at the hands of Cardell Hayes, 29, was stunning, even for a city where residents are accustomed to reports of multiple gunfire deaths every week.
This is particularly important for babies adopted from orphanages or foster homes who may be accustomed to receiving care from multiple people.
Our school has a strong focus on social justice and students are accustomed to thinking about history from multiple perspectives.
It is rare for a global corporation like Nissan, which is accustomed to selling its vehicles on multiple continents, to design a car for a single metropolitan market, and from the start, the company, whose American headquarters are in Tennessee, lacked Big Apple expertise.
Of course, biologists are accustomed to addressing the "same" phenomenon on multiple levels of organization: molecular and cellular, physiological, populational, ecological, and evolutionary.
