Sentence examples for really accustomed from inspiring English sources

Anyway, I'll just do as I'm told, even though I'm not really accustomed to that".

And Toyoda isn't really accustomed to the limelight - at the start of this crisis, he was nicknamed "no-show Akio".

He's a tough guy he's a former KGB agent, he's not really accustomed to Western pressure," he said.

We're asking Jamal and Fred to do things that they're really not accustomed to doing.

"We're asking Jamal and Fred to do things that they're really not accustomed to doing," Thomas said.

"I don't know if you ever really get accustomed to a 110 heat index like we have today," said Brad Lardon, a club professional who shot a 70.

When you're in the hot-seat, as I find myself now, scenarios present themselves that you've never really been accustomed to.

And there are still a few residents of N.Y., who nurtured in the peaceful horse-car days, have never really grown accustomed to the electric cars.

"I think people who watch these scenes on TV really get accustomed to what they see," said Kirill V. Mazurin, a spokesman for the Moscow Police Department.

My sister was eight at the time, I was five, and neither of us had yet really got accustomed to our father, who, since his return from a French P.O.W. camp, in February, 1947, had been employed in the local town of Sonthofen as a manager (as he put it), and was at home only from Saturday to midday on Sunday.

*Have readers of Fortune magazine, published by the Time Inc. division of Time Warner, really become accustomed to reviews of compact disks by bands like Hole, Pulp, Air and R.E.M.? *Was it a coincidence that on the same Sunday, the comic strips "For Better or For Worse" and "One Big Happy" both showed their fictitious families playing Monopoly?