Sentence examples for used to one from inspiring English sources

Technology, for once not the enemy of good food, has figured out how to give whole-wheat pasta a texture quite similar to what most of us are used to, one that is slithery and that allows the pasta to slip down the throat deliciously and effortlessly.

With Halo, we were used to one designer working on one mission and that was his thing.

Neither of us had ever been on a snowmobile, and it took a half-hour or so for us to get used to one, learning how to lean into the turns and to know just when to gun it and how gently to tap the brake.

And like so many of the whites who have stayed, she reasons that all believers are going to the same heaven, so they might as well get used to one another right here on earth.

In England, there's a smaller population that's more used to living on top of — and getting used to — one another.

The waves of movement theatre that have swept the stage in the last 40 years have brought high expectations of the transformations actors can pull off on an open stage: audiences have become used to one person making herself into a multitude, and to companies who can create entire landscapes from their own bodies.

Bigwig said that he had shed some weight, was getting used to one-and-a-half spoonfuls of sugar on his corn flakes instead of four.

While Japan may be moving toward a system in which two major parties alternate in government, the Democratic Party will have difficult earning the trust of some Japanese used to one-party rule for half a century.

The Suzuki polymerization was also used to one-pot synthesize a hyperbranched conjugated polymer bearing dimethylamino groups to be used as a PSC cathode interlayer [24].

"We used to work one week on, one week off".

After the food was gone, they all decided to go back to the park where they all played together as kids right next to the school and the Eaton playground to shoot baskets and run around like they always used to -- one last time together before moving on.