Sentence examples for getting used to a different from inspiring English sources

"Both in Holland and the U.S., we're getting used to a different idea of privacy.

"With exporting it is really a case of getting used to a different approach, culture or etiquette.

Mostly it was about adjusting to my new teammates and getting used to a different style of officiating.

We have got used to a different way of being on stage and of using music.

He said he was still trying to get used to a different pace since leaving his position last October.

Hiddleston, 30, had ridden "inexpertly" on "big old western saddles" in America, so had to get used to a different style of riding.

"I guess we'll have to get used to a different tone in the city, with all this security and all this worry," he said.

Ferguson signed Evans's fellow centre-half Vidic in 2006 from Spartak Moscow and the Serbian defender admits it will take some adjusting to get used to a different manager with David Moyes set to take charge.

Find out how to meet new friends and get used to a different culture.

One must get used to a slightly different work ethic and dealing with "loss of face" when managing staff.

Also, my metabolism had to get back up to speed, because my heart had got used to a whole different way of living for some time.