Sentence examples for in getting used to from inspiring English sources

"I'm still breaking in, getting used to practice and the workouts.

"There are certainly some growing pains in getting used to it for many students," Dr. Rockman said.

The tenderness of Tan's graphite-rendered details – smiling photographs, origami birds, the well-worn and familiar – is counterbalanced by the the baffling, fearsome violence many have fled, and by the strange, somehow deafening confusion involved in getting used to a whole new everything, from language to maps, food to work to games.

"It's important that you talk a lot to him and you try to support him in getting used to the situation in Formula One and the pressure," she said of Gutiérrez, "because actually drivers like him, rookie drivers, it's quite a dilemma, because they hardly have any opportunity to drive the car".

Romantic gay relationship breakup was the number one cause of suicide behaviors, followed by self-objection to homosexuality, difficulties in finding gay partners or in getting used to heterosexual marriage life, sudden emotional hurts from unexpected events, illegal status of gay marriage in China and disclosure of homosexuality.

Romantic gay relationship breakup was the number one reason for the suicide behaviors, followed by self-objection to their homosexuality, difficulty in finding gay partners, difficulty in getting used to heterosexual marriage life, sudden emotional hurts from unexpected events, illegal status of gay marriage in China and disclosure of homosexuality.

Lehane: Since the dawn of time, it's never changed -- learn how to write a good book, put your ten thousand hours of apprenticeship in, get used to rejection, keep at it.

And many will be putting out roots in mild weather, settling in and getting used to their new surroundings, so that, come spring, they're raring to go.

They used phrases such as "yielding", "enduring", "resigning", "giving in" and "getting used to".

As a woman living in liberal, secular Britain, life in Eritrea takes getting used to.

PUPILS in England are getting used to unscheduled breaks.