Sentence examples for of getting accustomed from inspiring English sources

"This one, it is as if people had almost two years of getting accustomed to a different way of life.

FOR consumers, it may be a matter of getting accustomed to the new services, and deciding how useful they are and whether they are worth the cost.

After a day or so of getting accustomed to caffeine's bitter taste, the mice lapped up the caffeinated water throughout pregnancy and while their pups were nursing.

So many times, when ministers first come to a congregation, there is a tendency to feel slightly insecure as they go through the process of getting accustomed to the time-honored practices of that particular congregation, including what is and is not traditionally done, who in the congregation does what, and what is and is not expected of the minister by some people.

That actually makes it worse because you kind of get accustomed to everything, and then you have to leave again.

So, to have to learn that over again and kind of get accustomed to the idea of not being able to control everything.

I rode part of Friday, getting accustomed to a BMW F800GS that the tour and motorcycle rental company MotoQuest had provided.

In other words, be very careful about 42-day detention because we've had hundreds of years to get accustomed to the rights of habeas corpus, and things weren't exactly pretty before those rights arrived.

"It's going to take some time for all of us to get accustomed to this," said Phil Baum, director of the American Jewish Congress.

I've spent most of my time getting accustomed to some of the Smart's quirks, including the transmission.

Ms. Jones is working in two areas that classical music is, after decades of experiments, still getting accustomed to: the use of video and projection technology in live performance and the introduction of a visual element to instrumental concerts.