He is still not accustomed to city life.

She is not accustomed to driving for a long time.

He's accustomed to traveling.

I'm accustomed to the climate.

Since the Quraysh became accustomed,

Since the Quraysh became accustomed,

It took a long time for me to get accustomed to the Venezuelan accent.

I'm not accustomed to such treatment.

I am accustomed to working hard.

I'm accustomed to getting up early.

Tom isn't accustomed to walking barefooted.

Tom isn't accustomed to walking barefooted.

I am accustomed to the climate.

You'll soon get accustomed to the work.

I'm not accustomed to getting up early.

For the accustomed security of the Quraysh

For the accustomed security of the Quraysh

You will soon get accustomed to living here.

You'll soon get accustomed to this cold weather.

I am not accustomed to walking long distances.

He quickly accustomed himself to his new surroundings.

accustomed to the journey of winter and summer,

accustomed to the journey of winter and summer,

You will soon get accustomed to your new school.

He got accustomed to the new way of living.

You will soon get accustomed to living in this country.

I'm accustomed to sleeping in a room without air conditioning.

Their accustomed security in the caravan of winter and summer

Their accustomed security in the caravan of winter and summer

Indeed, we should not allow ourselves to become accustomed to violence.

There are skeptics who say that the public is resistant to buying digital content, because people are accustomed to getting it for free. That is what people used to say years ago about cable TV.

During the past century, the post Confucian states have accustomed themselves to a pluralistic world of theoretically equal nation states. But it is difficult to know how deep that adjustment has gone.

A world fit for mammals. From tiny shrews came tenrecs, accustomed to the dark.

You all are accustomed to having your cellphones work the large majority of the time.

This is a persistent challenge for government agencies they get hammered whenever something goes wrong. People are accustomed to the risks of driving cars or taking planes.

Now, we're accustomed to thinking about emotions in this way, in simple, sort of, brief periods of time.

Now at the feast the governor was accustomed to release to the multitude one prisoner, whom they desired.

Now at the feast the governor was accustomed to release to the multitude one prisoner, whom they desired.

In Boston ... Boston is a little bit like Namibia in its cell phone coverage, so that we're not accustomed to that all the time, but some of the time.

We are accustomed to thinking that na is an abbreviation of not available , and for that reason we would prefer that some other code be used for not relevant .

The task of defending its interests in Afghanistan after US withdrawal is a truly formidable challenge for Chinese diplomacy. It is inconceivable, though, that the Chinese would enter into the kind of massive US style military intervention to which the world has grown accustomed in recent years.

He was accustomed to good fortune, for his huntsmen took precautions. They would chain some poor beast to a tree, drug it to keep it still, and conceal themselves around the blind from which the Great Man would shoot.

It wasn t long ago that Turkey appeared to be a bright beacon of democracy and moderation in a region accustomed to autocracy and radicalism. Now it looks more like a country heading towards authoritarianism at home and embracing adventurism abroad.

The thing about stories, though, in most of the existing mediums that we're accustomed to things like novels, radio, photographs, movies, even lectures like this one we're very accustomed to this idea of the narrator or the camera position, some kind of omniscient, external body through whose eyes you see the story.

The Court is accustomed to handling territorial disputes between neighbouring States that are seeking the determination of their land and maritime boundaries or a decision in respect of sovereignty over particular areas.