Sentence examples for pretty accustomed from inspiring English sources

It's taken many shapes over the last three decades, but the classification is one we've become pretty accustomed to: the popemobile.

To be honest, many of my favourite 80s films illustrate the Smurfette Principle – Ghostbusters and The Princess Bride, for example – so I'm pretty accustomed to stomaching this flaw.

Technically the answer is yes, because my boss sits next to me and he's pretty accustomed to seeing the Ryan Gosling section of Buzzfeed appearing in his peripheral vision.

More than a decade of social and economic growth has transformed Ireland, bringing Dublin into the elite of European cities, and the Irish have grown pretty accustomed to the changes in their capital.

What the industry is pursuing now with some vigor is doing what people already do on the Web and therefore are pretty accustomed to, which is sign in.

By launching in L.A., Flywheel will be bringing electronic hails to taxis in a market where consumers are already pretty accustomed to using their mobile phones for transportation.

A number we'd grown pretty accustomed to.

The Game of Thrones crew is already pretty accustomed to employing ruses to throw off their fans.

If you're queer, you get pretty accustomed to straight people asking the question: "When did you know?" They want a clear answer, a specific moment, a big AHA!

Entomologists are somewhat accustomed to being research subjects.

These students were not familiar with PBL but were somewhat accustomed to discussion in small groups.