He still possesses a broad, athletic build (he was a linebacker at Bucknell in the late 1980's), and his stern face looks more accustomed to grimacing than smiling.
One of the strangest products of China's three head-spinning decades of economic growth is the relationship between the country's 350 million or so under-30s — Web-savvy, increasingly outward-looking, accustomed to nonstop growth and the material benefits its brings — and the authoritarian Communist bureaucracy that rules them.
I know it's stupid," she said, alluding to the health dangers, "but I have become so accustomed to looking at myself when I'm tan.
In "Ah, Wilderness!" (1932) Eugene O'Neill, a playwright more accustomed to looking back in anger, put a nostalgic spin on the world he grew up in.
The reading public is more accustomed to looking at pictures, which doesn't just mean that it is more comfortable getting information from them.
We have found it best for novice users to begin with the Leaf Key as they are more accustomed to looking at leaves than buds, fruits or bark.
Over the past decade, our eyes have become accustomed to funny looking kids who talk to us from our TV sets -- those E-trade babies are a big hit.
There may have been no lonely legionary accustomed to standing on it and looking fearfully north — indeed, no parapet, no walkway along the top, and no crenelations, much of which are archeological conjectures.
As a consequence, they would be more accustomed to going to the Internet looking for online evidence as a medical resource.
"There's nothing like looking out at the Great South Bay, that I'm more accustomed to being in," he said.
After a few minutes of mild back-and-forth, with Blair seeking to settle once more into his accustomed role as the only grownup in the room,a smiling Cameron, looking leaner than he does these days, switched suddenly from consensual to mocking.
