Sentence examples for it accustomed to from inspiring English sources
In the meantime, here's a working recipe for a successful collaboratory. 1. Make sure your research community is ready: Is it accustomed to operating this way?
USAA, whose military background makes it accustomed to dealing with far-flung clients, also has checking accounts with no fees and no minimum balances.
Centered just below the display is an AT&T logo, which happens to look an awful lot like a capacitive button — after years of using iPhones, my thumb instinctively reached for it a few times before I managed to get it accustomed to its surroundings.
Before you'll be able to take your cat outside, you'll first need to get it accustomed to wearing its harness.
"We secure the animal 24 hours before transport and get it accustomed to the shipping kennel it will be traveling in," Mr. Rosenzweig said, noting that such kennels must meet U.S.D.A. specifications.
IT, accustomed to telling users "no," had no choice but to listen, and they effectively gave rise to the BYOD trend we've seen explode since the iPhone launched in 2007.
The Congressional Republican Party's long sojourn in the wilderness of the House minority may have left it too accustomed to opposition to figure out what it can be for, and too attached to the politics of anger to make sense of a nation in the mood for moderation.
It has to make friends with a range of partners savvier and more powerful than the computer manufacturers it had grown accustomed to pushing around.
"Your fair flesh" is an intimacy that Antonio, had he been smarter, or less desperate to secure the loan, or less arrogant about his ability to repay it, or less accustomed to flattery, might have recoiled from.
In an echo of the days of Jim Callaghan, the International Monetary Fund is back in Europe, doing what it is more accustomed to doing in Buenos Aires or Brasilia: making emergency loans and telling the government how to run its economy.
Chickens learn to rough it and become accustomed to staying and living mediocre.
