Sentence examples for pretty much accustomed from inspiring English sources

Before the anniversary, everyone was pretty much accustomed to wearing Air Max 90s, that was the staple, but if you talk to anyone around '99 or 2000, they'll tell you a much different story.

While this story shouldn't dazzle any Dong Hoi locals, the concept is still pretty out there for a pair of westerners, who are much accustomed to the inaccessible nature of other people's internet.

Emmerich, who previously directed "Godzilla" and "Independence Day" (in which aliens blow up the Empire State Building and pretty much everything else), is accustomed to issuing commands like "Cue the taxicabs to be flung about like puny toys" and "Humans, assume expressions of awe at forces beyond your comprehension".

They won't be EIRs or in-house recruiters or PR consultants or pretty much anything you're accustomed to seeing.

'I think they are all pretty much of a muchness.

That's pretty much what LeBron does and what I was accustomed to doing".

As I noted in my review of Jolla's device last month, Sailfish's gesture-heavy navigation can be confusing for newcomers, especially those accustomed to icons and buttons — which is pretty much all smartphone users now.

"The standard of living is not going to be what we're necessarily accustomed to," Mark Alway of Spanish Abroad in Phoenix; (888) 722-7623, www.spanishabroad.com, said of home stays: "If you stay in a hotel you pretty much have absolute privacy.

"Pretty much.

I pretty much did.

Pretty much everything.