Sentence examples for is more used to from inspiring English sources

BANCO SANTANDER is more used to being predator than prey.

Particularly if, like Wintour, she is more used to being gossiped about.

It's rather confusing for an affable politician who is more used to plaudits than brickbats.

He is more used to taking a stand and he sometimes finds that people fudge the issues in England".

Zeile is more used to doing that because he has played 76 games at first over the years, he said.

Moreover, the Mid-Atlantic, especially east of the mountains, is more used to persistently high humidity in the summer.

The costume designer Sandy Powell, who is appointed an OBE, is more used to receiving Oscars than honours.

One group has faced the riot police; the other is more used to the strongly worded letter.

By contrast its irredeemably hopeless football team, the Indios, is more used to life at the bottom of the rankings.

Beckett, like most pitchers in the major leagues, is more used to giving up singles to Suzuki.

"Filipinos are more used to us, so they can sometimes tell," one trans Pocahontas told me.