Sentence examples for having become accustomed from inspiring English sources
Colleagues, superiors, even HR departments, having become accustomed over time to seeing such a person in one distinct role, find it almost impossible to imagine them in a different one.
"We are a little more laid back about these things, I suppose, having become accustomed to the threat of the I.R.A.," said Ben Moore, a London-based salesman at BT Broadcast Services' elaborate booth, which included a makeshift pub.
And having become accustomed to getting a wonderful service for nothing, they may be reluctant to pay for new products that Skype rolls out unless these are especially compelling.In this section Another digital gold rush A big phone bill ReprintsSome observers think Microsoft may have been motivated by its desire to keep Skype's know-how out of the hands of rivals such as Cisco and Google.
In fact there's quite a few people expressing their disappointment in the lack of "one more thing" on Twitter, having become accustomed to the Jobs tradition — A tradition responsible for the unveiling of FaceTime, the AirPort and both the original and new MacBook Airs.
Many of us have become accustomed to our gardens becoming drier.
