Sentence examples for no doubt accustomed from inspiring English sources
A real buzz around Damon While no doubt accustomed to the hazards of celebrity, Matt Damon may be concerned to hear that doubts are being raised about his credentials.
Rather than hail a taxi themselves as they are no doubt accustomed to doing, she said, they ought to delegate that task to the hotel concierge or the headwaiter at the restaurant.
No doubt that No Doubt is back.
Burnett agreed, "No doubt".
I'm no longer accustomed to this kind of embarrassment.
No doubt, diplomats say, General Powell, accustomed to the richly endowed military, will be shocked by the State Department's starved home base.
"There can be no doubt that the U.S. population has become accustomed to digital music," says Matt Kleinschmit, an Ipsos-Insight analyst based in Minneapolis.
There's no doubt that Welles — the fabulous Orson Welles — wasn't accustomed to sharing credit.
Yet when Mr. Clinton sauntered in, taking over host duties with the silky ease of a man accustomed to working the biggest stage in the world, there was no doubt who the biggest star in the room was.
"We must look to improve next time we get to the sub-continent but as a team there's no doubt the players are happy we're going home to play in conditions we're accustomed to.
