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91. Serious person at every turn disobeys a society consuetudinary , get used to normal social life hard.

92. The astronauts will soon get used to the condition of weightlessness.

93. Once we sort of settle into this vocabulary, and once we get used to this clearly unquestioningly scientific perspective, why on earth do we need pseudo-statement or fiction at all?

94. As you get used to being a smiler, you'll start doing it naturally — including at the people you most want to meet.

95. Home to find the table set and Colin's cooking again - I could get used to this.

96. To me output of coal of province motivation coal, anthracitic, coking undertakes be adjustmented accordingly, in order to get used to the change of market demand.

97. "Of course it's cold, but you get used to it, " says Nina, a Yakut woman who spends eight hours every day standing at her stall in the fish market.

98. A person understands his actual age should meticulously, get used to this age rustically next paragraph need.

99. Boy: Well, I want dollar a day for ice - cream so I'll get used to the clod.

100. Get used to traditional personage and contemporary personage's avirulent and practical to furniture, environmental protection, harmless, natural requirement.

101. When a confirmation box is issued routinely, users get used to approving it routinely.

102. Upon my word, I think it took me twenty years to get used to my wife.

103. American get used to the analytic thinking pattern and they prefer to use small concept.

104. It can be hard to get used to not holding something and having something in your mouth. If you have this problem, stock up on carrot sticks, sugar-free gum, mints, toothpicks, or even lollipops.

105. By moving your pacing tool faster than your normal reading rate, your eyes get used to viewing text faster than your brain can process the actual words on the page.

106. "At the start it was hard because I kept smudging, but you get used to it, " he said.

107. Get used to disease: Anaemic, hidebound , neurasthenic, Diabetic, empty of ill rear body person.

108. Scarlett, like the rest of the County[sentencedict.com/get used to.html], could never get used to the way small Mrs. Tarleton bullied her grown sons and laid her riding crop on their backs if the occasion seemed to warrant it.

109. When she first came to this pastoral area, she found life here a bit difficult to get used to.

110. I can certainly get used to this peak state becoming the everyday norm. Now I feel it would be a big sacrifice to go back to monophasic sleep.

111. If you get used to noticing movement at the edges of your visual range, you'll see more than if you're staring straight ahead or down at your feet.

112. After playing on a druid and paladin on the TTR so much, it was hard to get used to solo healing through double melee.

113. I couldn't get used to driving on the goddamn wrong side of the street!

114. Then his eyes began to get used to the dimness.

115. At first it may seem like drinking from a firehouse. It will take some time to get used to it.

116. Five or six years ago, we were meteorologically tricked into thinking that we should get used to Mediterranean temperatures, so the past two summers came as a bit of a nasty shock.

117. 'You'll get used to it in time, ' said the Caterpillar; and it put the hookah into its mouth and began smoking again.

118. Smokers get used to lighting up at certain times: with friends, after eating, or when stressed.

119. Disk brake has great power so that frequent practice is necessary for the first few time use. Get used to the different with normal brake and avoid injury caused by lose control.

120. At first, for instance, you may find it hard to get used to the shantytowns that will replace the exurban sprawl of McMansions that helped fuel the real estate speculation bubble.