Sentence examples for how accustomed from inspiring English sources
The soft-pedaling was also a measure of how accustomed the nation has become to an African-American president.
"Given how accustomed she's become to the life of a fugitive," he said, "you have to assume that flight would be an attractive option".
Analysts said the muted response reflected how accustomed investors have become to bad news, given the dismal second-quarter earnings of recent weeks.
Hearing it made me realize how accustomed I am to the particular chorus of birds that surrounds us in any given month.
Jeter's relay throw in the fifth is drawing the usual praise, with David Waldstein noting how accustomed we are to such plays and Harvey Araton pointing out another Game 1 oddity.
It may be a sign of how accustomed we have become to such conflicts that this earnest, pedestrian film is completely unable to recapture what a galvanizing event that was for both sides.
That, too, is something I've come to value about hotel stays: how in the accustomed rituals and formalities of arrival and departure, each visit mimics a larger journey.
Cooking Without Recipes A class in how to become accustomed to cooking without a recipe or a cookbook will be given by a cookbook author, Pamela Anderson, on Tuesday at 7 p.m. at the Complete Kitchen, 410 Main Street, Ridgefield, Conn.
"We've all become accustomed to how an e-commerce site works," he said, "but on Second Life, those conventions haven't really been established".
Prediction 11th Last season 6th Coach Brian McDermott Captain Kevin Sinfield Given how they are more accustomed to league success and cup heartache, 2014 was a season like no other for Leeds Rhinos.
His speech that night explained how he had grown accustomed to being referred to in the Dutch media as "the arrogant Louis van Gaal".
