Sentence examples for used to whether from inspiring English sources

It's true what they say, they don't make 'em like they used to, whether you're referring to appliances, cars, electronics, clothing or furniture.

This may take some getting used to: whether you're a child or an adult, you have to get over all those ghost stories.

It's also not clear to me — since I now live in the U.S. and no longer spend as much time in China as I used to — whether Chinese entrepreneurs have thought or care much about how the censorship and surveillance requirements that they are subject to might handicap them with customers outside of China, if and when they start thinking about international expansion.

But that's the sort of minor niggle drivers ought to get used to, whether they are revenuers chasing moonshiners or rogue Australian patrolmen meting out justice to post-apocalyptic bandits.

Judaism offers no "ism" we are used to, whether on left or right.

As technology takes center stage in relationships we don't seem to invest in them like we used to, whether we are 16 or 60.

What factors are used to decide whether a person is worthy of help?

People used to wonder whether Osborne was talking about a northern powerhouse or a northern poorhouse.

The iPad's microphone is used to detect whether players are in tune or not.

In decades past, observers used to debate whether golfers were even athletes.

They are used to judge whether the biggest banks and insurance companies are strong enough to withstand market turbulence.