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Unaccustomed to sharing a room with anybody, much less a stranger, Madeleine felt that Jennifer was a little too quick with her intimacies.

The population of East Germany had been unaccustomed to the challenges, the risks, and the opportunities of life in a free society.

In his first winter, he wore a lot of polo necks, as if to project the message that he was unaccustomed to our grotty British weather.

Vast wealth, to the person unaccustomed to it, is a bane; it EATS into the flesh and bone of his morals.

But It is unaccustomed to me to live with a person that like acting in night and sleeping in day!

Those are likely to prove challenging issues for a leadership unaccustomed to making policy under an international spotlight.

Unaccustomed to city life, Susan pined for her native hills and streams.

Even within the United States, immigrants are spread across dozens of "new gateways" unaccustomed to them, from Orlando to Salt Lake City.

I'm so unaccustomed to running with other people that it's an oddly emotional experience. I was terrified of it initially.

More importantly, the company is unaccustomed to outside scrutiny.

and, having been unaccustomed to the regular toil of the day labourer, he was not particularly persistent when they did so coincide.

But at the year's midpoint, the government, which is unaccustomed to missing its economic targets, is only about a third of the way there.

conservative people unaccustomed to informal dress; an informal free-and-easy manner; an informal gathering of friends.

That would alarm students (and parents) unaccustomed to the idea of taking on such daunting levels of debt.

AMERICANS are unaccustomed to recessions, particularly ones that involve shopping less.

Finally , the hatch opens and, unaccustomed to the force of gravity , you stagger out amid venting waste gases .

As he is from the south, he is unaccustomed to the dry weather in Beijing.

But actual physical contact with things one is unaccustomed to is much more difficult to bear philosophically.

Perhaps gilded alumni of Goldman Sachs are unaccustomed to being over-ruled by mere politicians.

Luyuan was unaccustomed to having her evenings free and was uncertain what to do with them.

A big obstacle the public sector faces in improving customer service is a work force unaccustomed to customer-centric behavior.

Luis Scola also has low-post scoring skills, although he's unaccustomed to facing double teams.

Many universities turn out graduates who are good at exams but unaccustomed to thinking about real-world problems.

in about the time a person unaccustomed to bodily labour would have decided upon which side to lie , farmer oak was asleep.

Many of the recent arrivals were former soldiers of high rank. Unaccustomed to being treated like animals.

In most emergencies, two main types of latrines will be required, even for displaced people unaccustomed to them.

Unaccustomed to waste, she plucked them ready for cooking.

He was not unaccustomed to command.

In addition, most of our troops were northerners, who are unaccustomed to water.

Unaccustomed to the hot and spicy cuisine in Chongqing at first, he fell in love with local specialties after a short time.

SUDAN is unaccustomed to good news.

But, as a big, influential country, we unaccustomed to this and we accept it.

I am a bit unaccustomed to it.

He is unaccustomed to early rising.

Eg. Unaccustomed to city life, they pined for their own farm.

She is unaccustomed to hot weather here.

I am unaccustomed to public show.

Is still unaccustomed to a life of stress

To be unaccustomed to hot weather