Sentence examples for gets accustomed to from inspiring English sources

"Your body gets accustomed to the drugs.

"Do the Jews Really Control America?" is the kind of line that one gets accustomed to seeing in newspapers in the Arab world, but not in China.

Despite these barriers, Taytslin is hopeful that Chinese society will become less tolerant of fake alcohol as it gets accustomed to more imports.

"One gets accustomed to ways of looking at things, so we turn to these devices when our view of the world has been deadened or crusted over with ennui".

By Evan Osnos February 12 , 2009"Do the Jews Really Control America?" is the kind of line that one gets accustomed to seeing in newspapers in the Arab world, but not in China.

Thus, in England at least (I daren't speak for the other countries although Welsh, Scottish and Irish friends say it's pretty much the same in their homelands), one gets accustomed to living in a place in which athletic triumphs are in the past and caring about national sport is a form of masochism.

"You get accustomed to it.

• "People get accustomed to something, and we got accustomed to the Saints losing," Gay said.

Executives get accustomed to the little details.

You can get accustomed to losing.

We all just got accustomed to it.