Sentence examples for fully accustomed from inspiring English sources

And like many musicians in the West, Mr. Lohar seemed fully accustomed to the idea of performing alongside an advertisement for soda.

President Clinton and Mr. Gore got the public fully accustomed to seeing the vice president cast and marketed as a senior adviser rather than a space holder.

The newly wealthy blue half of Manchester is becoming fully accustomed to the disapproval of domestic rivals, but their opponents tonight, Bayern Munich, are past masters at carrying on, and succeeding, regardless of others' jealousy and hatred.

The 29-year-old former Force India driver takes on the role behind drivers Valtteri Bottas and Felipe Massa and he will initially spend time getting fully accustomed to the controls and procedures of the Williams Mercedes FW38.

Albeit he is now fully accustomed to close scrutiny, the 24-year-old knows only too well what level of focus will be placed on his every move so close to home.

Why? Because, as well as one husband and two cats, I also share my home with three lodgers, and – as a result – have become fully accustomed to much stranger occurrences than this.

I think a parent never fully becomes accustomed to the children being gone.

Her family is growing accustomed to their fully functioning door.

The program was never fully funded, and no one involved was accustomed to their technical daily work drawing a spotlight.

This initially created anxiety for some students, as described in the following comments made in response to an anonymous survey administered by the OE (full data set not shown): 1) "At the beginning of the course the CREATE methodology was overwhelming, because I was accustomed to being expected to fully understand what I read very quickly.

Men, who are accustomed to having women deal most fully with the consequences of that unavoidable requirement, may be more able to see it as less limiting.