Sentence examples for quite accustomed from inspiring English sources

He is quite accustomed to thriving in cramped quarters.

Eriksson is quite accustomed to operating outside his culture.

Peyron is quite accustomed to danger at sea.

So I'm quite accustomed to being in there.

(We're quite accustomed to their absence in politics).

They were clearly quite accustomed to aiding foreigners who can't hold their Christmas booze.

Havana is not quite as accustomed to dealing with mega-celebrity as, say, Beverly Hills or Monte Carlo.

I encourage any professional if you get the chance to work in another part of the world, in a business model quite foreign than accustomed, with a diverse group of thinkers and provocateurs...take it!

It is quite likely that as successive generations of rhinos become accustomed to these cramped conditions, rhino farms are selecting out the genes that confer fitness on wild populations of rhinos.

If he's not quite a natural onstage, registering as an actor more accustomed to transmitting nuances of feeling to a camera, [Franco] brings warmth and understated manliness to George in a performance that grows more assured as the play progresses.

Always quite tall and skinny, Jewell grew up in Canada accustomed to being made fun of.