British people are used to standing in queues.

Actors are used to appearing in public.

They are accustomed to hard work.

Soldiers are used to danger.

Tom and Mary aren't yet used to doing that.

They're used to washing their clothes in the river.

These men are used to hard work.

And they were not used to that in communist 2.0 Vietnam.

They are used to the humid climate of the summer.

These fish are accustomed to high pressure and to the presence of light.

You're used to suspension bridges with big droopy cables on the top.

Netizens are used to searching for information using search engines.

This summer's recruits are used to playing matches at a high level.

It is expected of them that they play a more independent role, yet this is something that they are not accustomed to.

We are accustomed to wearing shoes.

Europeans are well practiced in dealing with differences and shaping consensus among principally like minded states.

Now most organizations that are trying to send messages to the outside world, to the distributed collection of the audience, are now used to this change.

We are so used to doing monologues.

You're not used to singing children's songs.

And they weren't used to that.

You're not used to eating a heavy breakfast.

You're not used to traveling abroad.

They're used to thinking of themselves as providers, and they can't seem to build the social networks that allow them to get through college.

Now, this simple equation, even for those of you who don't like equations, is something that you're quite used to.

So when we have to send someone, we send the military because they're there, they're available and, heck, they're used to going off and doing these things and living by themselves and not having all this extra support.

You're not used to eating a heavy breakfast.

Because we are used to get written things.

And as a chemist, we're not used to profound questions every day.

There are many people in the world studying English, so English people are used to learners' non standard accents, their grammatical errors and so on.

We're so used to choreography giving rise to synchrony.

It's real simultaneity. It's nothing we're used to working with.

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

Most of us are used to booking a dinner table.

And the thing is, people in the fashion business know what it's like to be in the fashion business they're used to it.

Now, they're used to the sound of the machine, and they keep coming back, and digging out these peanuts from amongst the pile of coins that's there.

We are not used to taking care of and don't really want to take care of others.

We're used to physics giving us definitive explanations for the features we observe.

You see, we are all used to gravity being a force that does one thing, pulls objects together.

In Egypt, the Muslim Brotherhood s older generation is accustomed to prison and life underground, but there are many reasons to believe that its younger adherents will respond with terror and violence.

We are accustomed to the idea that owners of capital hire laborers and set the rules.

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

I think that English people might be more used to language learners than people in other countries.

This is what those of us of a certain age grew up with, and are used to.

It's the same as saying that dogs bark and caravans go past, we in STP are already accustomed to this.

That is a huge change in the media landscape we're used to.