Sentence examples for used to responding from inspiring English sources

Nowadays we are used to responding to things we see on television and radio but then we weren't.

For one thing, the firefighters are still getting used to responding to fires from two trailers rather than their old firehouse.

Colleges are used to responding to such intitiatives, says Julian Gravatt, director of funding and development at the Association of Colleges.

Pryor managed to make blacks interesting to audiences that were used to responding to a liberal Jewish sensibility — and, unlike some of his colored colleagues, he did so without "becoming" Jewish himself.

She is used to responding to music scores and finding "choreographic answers" to composers such as Bach, but the challenge with Golden Hours was embodying Shakespeare's words rather than music.

"As an animal gets used to responding to a stimulus on one side, it can be pretty hard to break".

The two computer hard drives contained data used to respond to nuclear accidents or terrorist attacks.

This isn't how Pinochet used to respond to criticisms of his record on human rights.

The United States and Europe, faced with an opposition more cohesive and vocal than they were used to, responded with petulance.

I always used to respond with cynicism when told that my synagogue in London is tightening its security procedures.

This is perhaps the "safer" option, especially if all communication is outwards to the rest of the world rather than used to respond to questions.