Sentence examples for having been accustomed from inspiring English sources

Said Lundin, "Having been accustomed to handling the big Greco-Roman wrestlers with ease, the Jap thought he could do likewise with me, but in the first encounter I got the better of him, after which my confidence returned.

Having been accustomed to being one of the top scoring threats for the Crescenta Valley High boys' basketball team and in the Pacific League the past two seasons, Christian Misi saw his responsibilities change entering this season.

Despite having been accustomed to the test arena, some of the experienced horses could react strongly when released alone in the arena or when it included a novel object.

"We have been accustomed to keeping ourselves aloof," Krishnamoorthy says.

Mrs  Sommers bought two high-priced magazines such as she had been accustomed to read in the days when she had been accustomed to other pleasant things.

We had been accustomed to having our birth names altered for convenience.

I previously would be on the farm in an environment that I had been accustomed to being in.

She had been accustomed to paying thirty-six or thirty-eight dollars a gallon for shucked oysters.

Elites have been accustomed to exploiting the state for private ends.

"The role of major power is not something they've been accustomed to playing.

At the Treasury he had been accustomed to being advised by the sharpest financial brains.