Sentence examples for will be accustomed from inspiring English sources

It's a different, more inviting kind of loudness than Health fans will be accustomed to.

VIOLENCE -- Since nothing in this film is in the least way original, children will be accustomed to the usual cartoon assaults and devourings.

The defenses will be accustomed to the opposition's pace after a season of facing a similar system in practice and more than a month of preparations, making it unlikely the combined score will reach the 50s.

Viewers of the Republican debates will be accustomed to his toned-down performances – eyes half closed, voice soft, head bowed – but on stage, talking to a crowd of about 1,000 people, he seems even lower-energy.

"If we start that now, they will be accustomed, and the road will be easy for them," said Maryam Fofana, the third-grade teacher and the mosque's director of outreach, who helps members maneuver through the city bureaucracy.

These risks are why ministers should take advice from professional civil servants, who will be accustomed to evidence-based policymaking and to analysis which includes less as well as more palatable policy options.

"In fact my trainer Jim McDonnell has been booing me when I work out so I'll be accustomed to it.

Unless you're juicing on the Santa Monica beach with all the other sinewy fitness Peperamis then you'll be accustomed to the mind-boggling portion sizes, and the incredible variety in which they come.

In no time flat you'll be accustomed to the feel and spacing of your keyboard.

Fortunately, British tourists will already be accustomed to incomprehensible transport announcements.

"But I'll never be accustomed to it".