become used to

If you haven't flossed in a while, you may see a bit of blood the first few times, until your gums become used to flossing.

It is only because we have become used to these extraordinarily fragile structures that this demand seems so outrageous.

So long as you become used to be conscientious in doing everything painstakingly , you are sure to become a responsible and diligent man.

Disclosure will in some ways be something of an anti-climax, as you have become used to seeing us in your skies.

It had become used to telling the same jokes, travelling to the same bridge tournaments and treating the rest of Wall Street with disdain.

Rich countries had become used to unlimited access to cheap raw materials: prices had been falling for a century or more.

An electric typewriter's easy; you' ll be (or get , become ) used to it in a few hours.

When growing up I was a little conscious of my height, but you become used to it and you actually feel happy to be tall.

We may look at the world around us, but someone we manage not to see it until whatever we`ve become used to suddenly disappears.

The other is the credit crunch which means an end to cheap loans for an economy that had become used to a flood of petroroubles.

Unfortunately when presented with that very same stimulus again and again we soon become used to it.

I had become used to getting along with her bad and good points already; I knew how to deal with the bad ones and accept the good ones.

Scott assured me that I would become used to all the metal in my mouth.

But the steel industry had become used to rapid growth, so now that it slows down, it will take some time to get used to that.

It has shocked corporate India, which has become used to its leading companies acquiring assets in the US and Europe.

Amcham's survey is bad news for corporates and HR managers, who have likely become used to being able to hire talent with relative ease.

Indeed, 2008 is likely to be a challenging year for many brands that have become used to expanding rapidly.

Furthermore, tablets will benefit from the fact that people have become used to buying and consuming content in digital form.

How can I become used to the ball as a beginner?

"I've become used to my father's long absences, " Xu continues. "Although I am a little scared of him, I can understand him. "

The trouble is, surplus countries have become used to living off the spending of others.

Even though I have become used to hearing people say things about me that aren't true, it still hurts.

We become used to seeing blood on the news on television, or in full color in newspapers and magazines.

You are new to the job so I'd keep a low profile if I were you until you become used to things here.

We become used to seeing blood on the news on TV, or in full color in newspaper and magazines.

Once you become used to eating less, you will actually enjoy what you are eating even more.

When you become used to never being alone, you may consider yourself Americanized.

forcing parents to long-term study, may cause children to become used to self-enforced.

People become used to foods and drinks tasting a certain way, and they won't or can't adapt to a new flavor.

But then bulls have become used to looking to Washington for inspiration.

The explanation for this is partly that relative position matters and partly that we become used to prosperity.

THE thunderous applause that China has become used to has suddenly been drowned by catcalls .

We have become used to music as a background accompaniment to our lives.

They've become used to the tough grind, with lots of excitement.

Lleras based his theory on the idea that our senses become used to stimulus.

How I want to become used to sing this song, the appearance of joy. " Suddenly, the familiar tune with my ears ring. . . "

We are obliged to become used to turning in early and rising early .

You will become used to it soon.

People have become used to crimes now.

He used to get up very late, but now he has become used to getting up early.

We've become used to our lives. Now that I'm already 27. . .

Many have become used to bumper revenues in recent years and have struggled to balance their budgets since the price slumped last year.

He has become used to living in the countryside.

His friend form a foreign country has become used to living in china.

She has become used to looking after herself.

He has become used to staying up late.

Are you used to hard work now? You will soon become used to it.

I like doing things like that. When you've been in a band for a long time you become used to people doing things for you.

Like toothbrushes , seem to have become used to be every day things ;

Many fear the delicate balance will be tipped in the future as more bears arrive and become used to interacting with humans