Sentence examples for now getting used from inspiring English sources

"Some of us have been here a week now getting used to it and getting used to the challenges.

He is only now getting used to life in the city.

AFTER months of dreading each new employment figure, the White House is now getting used to good news.

We are now getting used to nominal rates that are near zero and are negative in real terms.

But Charles wasn't going to let this opportunity slip, and his horse was by now getting used to the fervour of the crowd.

For us, though, Delap unusually had a good game, while Jones and Fuller are now getting used to each other and linking really well.

Should we now get used to commercial tricks that play on our humanity?

I have now gotten used to people asking, over and over again, 'How is Anthony?' Oh, he's good!

Romans, long used to waiting for buses that never come, have now gotten used to ones that burst into flames.

Derbyshire then discusses wearing a wig, which she said she has been doing while presenting her current affairs programme and has now gotten used to it.

One of the most underrated – and seemingly toughest - No.7s in the game, Canberra must now get used to life without their chief organiser and provider.