Sentence examples for now accustomed from inspiring English sources

Cinephiles are by now accustomed to this kind of categorical confusion.

"People are now accustomed to developing their careers due to connections.

We are not now accustomed to letting something burn slowly and gradually come to fruition.

The three players were also now accustomed to receiving hate mail.

Americans are now accustomed to Shakespeare in accents both British and American, and the ear adjusts quickly.

"Sometimes, I say: 'Just breathe.' " New York public school students and parents are, by now, accustomed to standardized tests.

What ensues, the reader — by now accustomed to Mr. Ross's propensity for nasty denouements — correctly anticipates, is bloody and contrived.

Theatergoers are now accustomed to the pre-curtain instruction from the management to turn off all cell phones and beepers.

To many Europeans, now accustomed to crossing borders without even showing a passport, the car searches are a shock.

Hamilton-Brown is now accustomed to leading his county from the front at the top of the order.

And wholly missing is everything that we are now accustomed to from the Internet: tagging, recommendations, choice, and so on".