Sentence examples for we become used from inspiring English sources

From then on, we become used to several things happening at once, and to multi-directionality.

Once the red-carpet season gets underway, we become used to seeing the stars all dolled up, as if that's what they look like when they eat breakfast or pop out to the shops.

As we become used to the idea that it is "normal" for women to stick in protective groups on nights out, or text when they are safely home, we also create a parallel norm: that harassment and assault are natural and even expected parts of life, rather than deliberate, criminal acts undertaken by people who should be tackled.

Even though the light gimmick is fun, we become used to it, but when the women, at one point, stand in a line upstage and hold hands, and let an impulse from one of them travel across the group and wind up on the other side, the charm returns.

Should we become used to breach after breach of decency?

The more interconnected we become using the Internet and the more digitized we become with smaller form factors more data is being pushed to these devices without a thought about security.

When our culture of gratuitous compensation was in its infancy, we became used to sombre-looking claimants standing mournfully outside courtrooms to tell journalists that "this isn't about the money".

"We became used to the benefit of that interest," says Joanna Killian, chief executive of Essex County Council, which has some £300m ($440m) invested in the markets on a typical day.

We became used to being lost, confused and told contradictory information.

During the fight for the DREAM Act we became used to hearing we were selfish, that we could derail larger reform, and that the president was our ally, not our target.

Despite our city's improvements over the years, the stigma never lifted and we became used to other people turning down their noses at the mention of our community.