Sentence examples similar to return to accustomed from inspiring English sources

Prince Charles could not settle for pleasure and his staff have learned to become accustomed to his return from periods spent staying with the Orthodox monks of Mount Athos in Greece or communing with nature in his Gloucestershire garden, when he would fire off instructions about how he was going to save the world.

She decides that she is helping the deer and, further, that they are not necessarily going to become accustomed to her or return for corn the following year.

But they return to the national teams as strangers, accustomed to other cultures.

But 10% RoEs aren't exactly the returns investors are accustomed to with investment banks.

What's happening today will not affect Main street the way the market correction in 2000 did, but many venture capitalists will fall short of the returns they are accustomed to.

What will happen to the health of workers who have grown accustomed to flexible work hours and must now return to their office desks full time?

By the time he arrived in Hong Kong, Xander had grown accustomed to paying for sex and vows never to return to London.

As an athlete, your body is accustomed to being fit, and it will want to return to its muscular state when you recover.

We have become accustomed to temporarily putting aside our knotted interiors only to return to them as they were.

And then we return to the ordinary levels of extraordinary uncertainty to which we are all now accustomed.

For the Allen aficionado, accustomed to diminishing returns, it feels less like the oft-hailed "return to form" than a minor miracle.