Sentence examples for equally accustomed from inspiring English sources

Ferrero is equally accustomed and can manage it adequately.

Furthermore, older practitioners were not as accustomed to delivering methadone.

He switched to film after the shock of being exposed to Latin American directors like Glauber Rocha, Fernando Solanas and Miguel Littín made him realize, he said, that his story was "equally as important and valid" as those he was accustomed to seeing in Hollywood productions.

Which of course, could equally mean those who've become accustomed to constant background music can cope with it easily at work.

Itasca has a central Texas location — just off Interstate 35, equally convenient to Fort Worth and Waco — but its sixteen hundred citizens are accustomed to the rest of the world's not paying much attention, so they pay particular attention to each other.

Fries, for example, argued that it could equally be a hint that the nature of the body had become accustomed to the pox-matter and had given up fighting against it; in this dangerous case, the disease-matter, the great trickster, could spread unnoticed throughout the body, and far worse things could be expected.

Equally likely is that Mr. Ford understands how, after decades of feminism, men are now accustomed to playing the role of the sex object, with all its attendant passivity, just as women have asserted their right to a forthright gaze.

And the wealth of some suburban communities -- something similar to what happened in affluent Roslyn happened not long ago in equally affluent Wyckoff, N.J., to the tune of $1.7 million -- can make residents who are accustomed to forking over whatever it costs for that new Weber grill fork over whatever is presumed to be needed to keep the schools near the top of the heap.

When not betting on everything, Szeto spends most of his time in an alcoholic stupor on the floor of his club, where he is stumbled upon one day by two equally lost souls: Tony Aaron Kwokk), a young drifter permanently on fight alert, and Mona Cherrie Yingg), an aspiring singer accustomed to relying on her own wiles.

Officials noted that Mr. Baker, who was a very powerful White House chief of staff and treasury secretary in the Reagan administration, and an equally powerful secretary of state for the first President Bush during the 1991 Persian Gulf War, was not a man accustomed to remaining in the background.

What I found would surprise any baker accustomed to starting a dessert recipe by melting a pound of pricey chocolate with a stick or two of equally extravagant butter.