She was still so accustomed to a person's given name being second.

Being alone is a state she will soon become accustomed to.

He had become accustomed to things just the way they were.

I have become accustomed to having my own way, she thought.

But maybe now she had become accustomed to the thought.

But in the time she was getting accustomed to the place.

But after a while even they became accustomed to him.

I want to become accustomed to their way of thinking.

I must give her time to become accustomed to the idea.

She did not look forward to his getting accustomed to the food.

People have simply become accustomed to think in other terms.

As his eyes became accustomed to the light, he put a hand on the wall next to him.

"You have not had the time to become accustomed to the results of power."

I'm not that accustomed to playing on the left side.

The poor man quickly became accustomed to my hair problems.

It is the state to which I am most accustomed.

And we would become accustomed to all this, I knew.

Then, just as she was getting accustomed to it, something happened.

I will have to become accustomed to that- give me time.

At least the real world that I had become accustomed to.

Just when she was growing accustomed to having him with her.

You've had a lot of time to become accustomed to it.

Good art often takes at least 20 years for people to become accustomed to it.

Most people have become accustomed to good health care, even with these costs.

When he could see again, the radio was back in its accustomed place.

Already a year old, he was accustomed to another family.

Might as well get the child accustomed to his new life.

He should have been accustomed to using cold water by now.

I was accustomed to being put on hold by the phone company.

He was accustomed to having his own way, especially with women.

He was accustomed to women who knew exactly what they were doing.

My eyes were accustomed to the dark, and sometimes I could see.

She still was not accustomed to the feel of hair on her head.

But I am looking to the future and these people are accustomed to the past.

"Both of the people involved are accustomed to working out problems with each other."

But she had met the living woman only a few days ago, and still was not accustomed to her.

Now I saw him for what he was, a guy accustomed to having his own way.

By then, however, she was accustomed to moving her money around.

He said those of us who wanted to continue living as we were accustomed would have to go out and work.

They're not accustomed to moving five miles in one day.

It seemed to be something I was already accustomed to.

This is more the sort of thing I have been accustomed to.

She was accustomed to there always being something to do.

The boys were accustomed to being in each other's company.

The face was that of a man accustomed to getting his own way.

Perhaps by then she would have accustomed herself to living without a husband.

This was not quite the sort of thing to which they were accustomed.

She was accustomed to coming here almost every day and sitting for several hours.

The new schools can take some time to get used to, especially for teachers accustomed to traditional ways.

One full minute more than we were accustomed to get.