Sentence examples for my accustomed from inspiring English sources

I was effectively out of money with 18 hours and three of my accustomed meals to go.

To my ears, accustomed to octaves marking the ends of Western scales like sturdy bookends, the classical Indian modes seem unpredictable, as if they had been subject to a different law of gravity.

An oddly optimistic Rose said he was happy with his performance, the only sadness in his voice coming after he mentioned the fact that his experience with Team USA would have to end: This has gotten my body accustomed.

An excerpt from his best selling book of 1820 gives a flavour of the antiquarian practices of the time:Surrounded by bodies, by heaps of mummies in all directions; which previous to my being accustomed to the sight, impressed me with horror.

– On the revolution in 1959 I'm not thinking of cutting my beard, because I'm accustomed to my beard and my beard means many things to my country.

With a few very frustrating exceptions, I can see clearly in all my dreams, even though that's far from my natural state; I'm so accustomed to my enhancement that even in dreams I can't imagine going without it.

We've grown, as Professor Higgins says in My Fair Lady, accustomed to her face.

I think at the time my body grew accustomed to it.

(At least I enjoyed it; my theatergoing companions, accustomed to more urbane avant-garde, were not amused).

There's not much light, but as my eyes become accustomed to the dark I can see the fish swirling.

And then I will revert to my normal self, accustomed to the limitless supply the grid offers.