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As for the rest of the world, it had better get used to frequent, but controlled, rows between China and the United States.

And when you get to All Right, take a good look around and get used to it, 'cause that may be as far as you're going to go.

When Chen first arrived three years ago, she was overwhelmed. There was simply too much to get used to for a girl fresh out of college.

Ok, if you do not get used to the name as God. Or you think it is too alien for you. Let me put this way. God is love.

Now that she's settled into her dorm room in Witte Hall, she said the hardest things to get used to are the language and culture.

What is the best strategy to get used to listening to natural English? It is impossible for me to understand every word.

Once you get used to your framework, you'll be able to know where to look for almost any piece of code you need to modify or create.

Even the meetings take place in IRC, and that took a while to get used to, but I think they're now my favorite type of meeting!

Walk on carpet for an hour or so for two or three days to help you get used to wearing them.

The beginning of difficult to get used to adhere to a week.

Mr McGee admits Barclays also had to get used to the volatile and unpredictable nature of the investment banking business.

Avoid tight schedule especially for the first few days; allow the body to get used to the climate and time difference gradually.

Well there really wasn't much time to get used to it, you know what I mean?

As the children get used to the requirements of restaurants you can take them to increasingly "fancy" places.

But on the other way, I agree, it's very hard to come here without any matches because you need a few matches to get used to the surface.

Once you get used to it, and to the particular person you're pairing with, you slip into a flow, switching back and forth naturally.

If you're already programming in a language that uses camel case, however, this is pretty easy to get used to.

One teacher said she never speaks English in front of her children, so that they get used to only hearing Mandarin from her.

To aid instruction, teacher Kennis Wong never speaks English in front of her children, so they get used to only hearing Mandarin from her.

The long term for a startup is a year--get used to this mentality.

Assuming you can get used to the traffic (not as easy as it sounds), Hanoi never fails to leave an impression on its guests.

It took me a while to get used to it but now it's a piece of cake.

Fool, the morning I do not eat breakfast, get used to it, is not always not remember to eat breakfast?

It has grown into a metropolis, but I still cannot quite get used to the climate here.

At least I've got used to him now. Well, I say that, I suspect I'll never really get used to him.

Folks sweating out the heat wave battering parts of the country may just have to get used to it.

It has a few quirks that I can't get used to like having to reinstall my printer driver every few days.

The experience of being awake inside my own dreams was hard to get used to, and I'd get too excited and wake up almost instantly.

Absolutely everyone stares, and if they don't, we feel put out, as we are now beginning to get used to it!

SCOTT: At least get used to it. You should be able to drink two or three drinks.

The retiring Mr Perlmutter is going to have to get used to a little more scrutiny after becoming Hollywood's newest movie mogul.

To begin with it wasn't easy to get used to. Peacetime played havoc with our minds - it was like being drunk.

These ideas are possibly new to you now, but as you get used to us and learn more about us it will all seem so familiar to you.

You'll have to go slowly for a while, until you get used to the music and the heat.

You'll get used to his way of speaking.

"Theo is good, he just needs to get used to contact in training, but it looks positive, " he said.

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

She'll cry a little to start with, but she'll get used to it in the end, and she'll thank you one day for what you did.

I was brought up in Pairs so it took a long time to get used to living in London.

All in all, 2011 will be a year when world leaders get used to a new international political environment.

You may need to stand outside yourself a bit to see brokenness, because you tend to get used to it and take it for granted.

Although I used to be a firefighter, I can't get used to putting on the cold, heavy, wet deep-sea diver's suit to run the marathon.

At least the old naming system was the same for each station, made sense and was easy to get used to.

You'll get used to everything here in a year or two.

He made a courtship ceremony of it, inviting her beforehand so she could get used to the idea.

I don't like the hustle and bustle of the city, but I try to get used to the urban lifestyle.

There was no choice but to quickly get used to the blustery, cold weather in New York during my February visit.

The best way to get used to a sleeping routine is to set a specific time each night that you will go to bed.

My aunt is trying to get used to being an empty nester after her son moved to a college dorm.

High salt foods is an acquired taste where people get used to eating so much salt that it becomes sort of addictive.

Dr Bernard Hazelhof said if I was on a desert island then I would have to get used to my own company just me and the coconuts.

Once you get used to the sensation, you'll probably be able to duplicate the exercise on your own.

She said they probably didn't like the house and needed to get used to it.

I hope you are doing well, I have been trying to get used to the time difference for the last three days, it is getting better.

I was brought up in Paris so it took a long time to get used to living in London.

Talking to a robot colleague might feel strange at first, but people seem to get used to it quite quickly.

"Later, you know, as things evolve and people get used to it, you'll see more complex changes, " she said.

Even the little things like the food at the training ground or the training kit, everything is different and you have to get used to it.

And we are going to have to get used to it in the next few years because climate change is going to result in all sorts of disappearances.

Having been brought up in the countryside, he found it hard to get used to town life.

It takes a moment to get used to the sight of a fully-clothed woman lying on a tablecloth on a banquet table, as if at a magic show.

The user can change the test function of a series of this spectrum analyzer to get used to special measurement to ask.

After several days, I felt that I began to get used to the life here. And I felt one day didn't seem to be long and tough.

"Oh, it is nothing, " said the dog. "Every night my master puts a collar around my neck and chains me up. You will soon get used to it. "

"You get used to it after a while, " she said.

For now, the world's diplomats will have to get used to shaking hands with a wanted war criminal when they deal with the president of Sudan.

Your brain will get used to this way of thinking and people will recognize your initiative and sense of ownership and reward you for it.

I just needed a little bit of time to get used to the rhythm of the match and also to the heat and everything.

Obviously, at the moment, it rains all day, but I'll get used to it. I'm not unhappy.

But as long as the politics back in Washington produces distrust and gridlock, it is one they will have to get used to in years ahead.

While I was sitting there, munching a delicious potato and trying to get used to the smoke, I felt a pair of eyes resting on me.

Football is football all over the world, you always play with the ball but it does take some time to get used to new styles.

With so few people, Tiree lacks traffic, street lights, and the sort of background noise you get used to in urban places.

It's normal for a new player to get used to a new team and a different style of football, but it's not something to be concerned about.

Doctor Bernard said if I was on a desert island, then I would have to get used to my own company, just me and the coconuts.

She said her "Chinese friends" should get used to dealing with the "vibrant. . . noisy, nature of our democracy" .

And we seem to have no qualifications to torture the public to get used to, as often we are doing!

But you get used to it after a while. And then one day, everything changed. Somebody finally accepted me for what I am.

It's hard to get used to the idea because usually you win trophies as a team and that's what I enjoy so much.

He'll get used to it. They always do. I still remember when my daughter started. Are you going with him on his first day?

Stephanie: It was definitely difficult in the beginning to get used to just jumping in.

He mentions that everything we share is in the "public domain, " so people might as well get used to it or limit what they say.

As you get used to it, increase the number of floors you use the stairs for.

So, until you get used to interacting with other drivers, you aren't going to be ready to take the test.

When you get used to that belief, you keep thinking life is suppose to be the way it is at the current moment.

It takes a little bit of time to get used to things when you get a lesson.

$4 Gas: Get Used To It Oil prices fell sharply today, which means gas prices are likely to fall a bit in the short term.

But while I get used to it, I'd still like to spend some time with you.

It will take a little while for you to get used to single-tasking, if you are used to jumping from one thing to another and back.

Your emotions will most likely be erratic throughout your pregnancy, but at least you've had time to get used to the idea of being a parent.

Your emotions will most likely be erratic throughout your pregnancy, but at least you've had time to get used to the idea of being a parent.

"You get used to that kind of rejection, " she said.

I will slowly get used in this looked up to see the place where you live.

As more Americans get used to watching video on their computers, more Web sites are popping up to offer free movies and TV shows.

A firm and an industry that had become accustomed to obscurity will have to get used to the limelight.

I'll maybe get used to that sort of things.

I have been used to being in distress, missing and waiting, but now must get used to your absence.

If I get used to buying Seattle's Best at Burger King , why should I fork over an extra few bucks, and higher profits, to Starbucks ?

So get used to the idea that the OS you've been using since early in the Bush administration is going to go away.

I have been used to being in distress, missing and waiting, but never get used to your absence.

I have been used to being in distress, missing and waiting, but never get used to your absence.

So from now on you guys are gonna have to get used to the fact that Joey, comes with a bag!

Begin on toprope. Get used to the feeling of hanging on the rope, perhaps "running" or "pedaling" back and forth across the rock.

It's tiring in the beginning, but after a while you will get used to it.

If the past a few months is not yet for you to get used to high school life, from tomorrow, we are senior students, then.

It took me a little while to get used to his frank manner.

I had to get used to that because in Ajax we were staying for one or two hours longer on the pitch by ourselves.

The city people could not get used to the remote nature of the hinterland.

I haven't tried draught Guinness before but I think I could very soon get used to it.

I think it is a bit difficult for you to get used to the humid weather here.

Although this concept may be frightening to you at first, you'll get used to it and wonder how you could have ever thought otherwise.

This isn't a seasonal fluctuation so we're going to have to get used to it.

And in seminar or discussion sections, get used to being around a table with a dozen other humans, a few books and your ideas.

Can I change my homestay if I cannot get used to their living style?

As you get used to the dry sand, you can start running on it for longer stretches.

Then, as time goes by with less touch, you get used to it, and accept the greater distance as a natural part of your relationship.

There will certainly be an initial cost as experienced users get used to the new idioms, but it will be far less than you might suppose.

Get used to this for a few days. Then cut back another 15 minutes.

While its a good feature to have, much like the iPhone front facing camera, it probably wont get used that much after the novelty wears off.

He'll need a while to get used to the right pace, but Marco showed an improvement on Sunday and I think he will improve again tomorrow.

We'll get used to that, Bill, ' said the vicar.

People really are loud. It's not a problem, it just takes a few days to get used to.

Fewer and fewer of us will get used to fit with your own heart, all conform to everyone's ideas, that idea is too ridiculous fantasy.

Get used to a reduced level of personal consumption. It's here for the next couple of decades.

These kids were used to live in a small village. It took them almost a year to get used to living in a large city.

I'm not used to living in a crowded and noisy city, but I'm sure I'll get used to it.

But scientists also say Spanish beachgoers are going to have to get used to higher concentrations of jellyfish.

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.

I'm trying to get used to complete retirement.

Living in the suburbs can be inconvenient, but after a while you will get used to it.

I can figure it out, I just have to get used to how you write.

It took me a few weeks to get used to my new surroundings.

Although he had managed to get used to the idea Sirius was dead, the memory of his murder was fresh in Harry's mind.

It may be useless with ideas and original thoughts, but you get used to its pace.

B It took me about a year to get uesd t living here. But there's one thing I'll never get used to.

When you leave the office, wipe your mind! Yes it is pretty difficult initially but over a period of time you will get used to it.

"We will have a strong currency for a long period of time, " Mr Pimentel said. "Businessmen will have to get used to that. "

I said I would. I just want them to get used to me first.

can only speculate or guess about the speed at higher levels. i'm sure players will get used to the pace and want it faster, eventually.

Biscuits and chocolate are out, but seeds and nuts are in, once you get used to it it's brilliant, no more guilty feelings.

Truth is, however, she's going to have to get used to it.

I'm not used to the weather here in Beijing now, but I think I'll get used to it soon.

Personally, it takes me a little while to get used to the 19th century dialect in the book.

All the rest of your XPath work will proceed from this class, though, so as simple as this looks, get used to typing it.

In time, we're sure you could get used to it, but in testing the HTC phones are just confusing.

When you enter a cinema, you often have to peer about for your seat until your eyes get used to the darkness.

When someone tell you that have changed, it's just because you are not live a life in the way they get used to.

People have got to get used to making low carbon choices.

Pessimism, when you get used to it, is just as agreeable as optimism .

One kind of ability that I should possess is to get used to the dull routine of our daily life.

I thought this was a bad idea, because the "hedonic treadmill" would mean that they'd quickly get used to the new bed.

So it was true there was a real need for us to train and get used to competition.

As you can see this part does not get used during the installation of the snorkel.

Well, maybe he had some kind of uh, new, cool style, that you're not familiar with. And uh maybe you have to get used to it.

However, this assignment also lets them get used to documenting their programs in an acceptable manner for the course.

The confidence, originality and scale of the opening Olympic ceremony all said: "We're here. Get used to it. "

The traffic jam Most of people are used to the traffic jam in Beijing. They do not get used to the place where there is no traffic jam.

I've never used this method myself, but once it you get used to it, it could be a lifesaver !

Obviously it takes a bit of time to get used to each other and I think that's been the case.

If you can't stand the taste of diet soda, add lemon or lime to it, or try adding small amounts to regular soda to get used to the taste.

She'd wake up feeling depressed. Such dreams may be part of the mourning process and help us get used to the idea that someone is gone.

We get used to living with contradictions and there are several reasons for this: traditions crumble, and with them cultural identities.

This is not a big problem. Listeners might take a while to get used to your style of speech but your actual pronunciation is amazingly good.

Working at JPMorgan Equity Research, one of the things I had to get used to was waking up early in the morning.

I think yesterday was the first time it was proper baking. We are just going to have to deal with it and get used and adjust.

Everybody wonders how you can just shut it off in the middle of the day, but it' sa routine, and you get used to it.

Seeing Singapore so near the top is surprising, but don't get used to it.

Once you get used to less salt and become more sensitive to it food with high amounts of added salt tastes metallic and just terrible.

it may take a while to get used to the short follow through.

Don't worry -- you'll soon get used to his sense of humours.

As the birth rate plummets many more people will have to get used to that idea.

You get used to it. Actually, I never let myself get used to it or accept it until recently.

Rocky: It's a cruel world, doll-face. You might as well get used to it.

Change is just a path into another phase of life; one needs not only to get used to it, but also make use of it.

Once you get used to the power of declarative testing, it will be hard to go back to plain JUnit.

Economists will have to get used to the idea that not all of life can be encompassed by our own discipline.

'I have spent 10 years here already, ' he said. 'It took me some time to get used to American life. Now, it'd be hard to get used to China.

A planned lesson begins in a highly structured way and becomes freer at the end, so students get used to using English all the time.

The smooth ride would be the easiest electric feature to get used to, I reflect as I park.

The hotel lacked comforts like hot water though, so we had to get used to cold showers, but we adjusted to this!

This will help the kitten see what the others are doing, while also allowing them a little privacy as they get used to the litter.

North Korea is a nuclear power. The United States should get used to it.

It's nice to meet you, too, Ms. Green. This company seems so big right now; I don't know how I'll ever get used to it.

Some tricks might be stinky but work well, and to survive China should get used to those tricks and not be irritated.

Now it's only a bill but soon will be a law, so you'd better get used to it.

Domestically, the reliance on foreign money means a loss of policy autonomy that Americans are simply going to have to get used to.

But as the Vietnamese get used to their broad economic and social freedoms, they are bound to appear eventually.

You may feel a bit ungrounded in this new space. It takes time to get used to it.

I'll admit it took a few days to get used to.

Hope is a dangerous thing. Hope can drive a man insane. It's got no use on the inside. You'd better get used to that idea.

I could not get used to working with him because he was very selfish.

Hassan told me that his time in America changed him: Once you get used to living in freedom, he explained, it's hard to give it up.

I mentioned the tiny control wheel in the last post, and hoped I'd get used to it.

In the meantime, the US will have to get used to a proud Pakistan using China to tweak its nose.

Get used to pushing things out that feel not quite ready and then be completely responsive to fix them as you go.

Just run slow up the hills and slow down them, until you get used to it.

But it cheers up the class and people soon get used to it.

Brazilians may have to get used to "temporary interruptions" every time they turn up their air-conditioners.

Winter in Minnesota is extremely cold, but after a while you will get used to it.

I do not get used to caring about entertainment news. Many so-called famous stars or hosts are new faces to me.

I don't know what would you feel about this weather, I just can't get used of that. . .

Don't worry. You'll get used to it in no time. I hope you're enjoying your stay here.

You'll get used to it, and be able to do it for much longer.

Get used to it as one gets used to living with a backache?

you are finding a freedom that, once you get used to it, will help alter everything for the better.

Dining alone may well be one the most awkward times of solo travel but like anything the more you do it the more you get used to it.

When he first arrived in Shanghai he could not get used to the pace of the local people.

She's great. But it will be a while before I will get used to her parents.

You might start waking up earlier to get used to your new schedule or plan a trip to the new museum exhibit you've been hoping to catch.

Business associates get used to it; I set my own pace.

This is the kind of pragmatism Chinese bidders will have to get used to adopting.

I think I can get used to the work soon. Because I can face up to the challenges, and I have strong teamwork spirit.

This feature is handy until you get used to a particular markup language, after which it's more annoying than helpful.

"They smell kind of nasty till you get used to them, " he said.

Over time China will target more US acquisitions and the US will just have to get used to it.

Zhao disliked his new school until he get used to the timetable and made some new friends.

They recognize it as against the law. They see themselves as "criminals. " They begin to get used to the idea.

This might look weird right now, but get used to all of these strange expressions.

Customers will get used to downloading films and transferring them between devices, which will prepare them for proper online distribution.

Was wonder whether I could get used to it in this new place but lucky me!

life is not fair. get used to it. the average teenager uses the phrase "it's not fair" 86 times a day.

In an article published on Thursday, IMF commodities economists wrote that "the world may need to get used to higher food prices" .

If you wanna drink, it's okay with me. I've gotta get used to it.

The WFP has had to get used to fierce criticism, particularly of its operations in Africa.

Later on. Remember, culture shock takes a while to get used to, so give yourself time.

Once you get used to it, reality is as irresistible as a club.

I'm better off calling my own shots now. Get used to it.

B: You'd better get used to it! Summer here is always hot.

As you get used to it, it gets a lot easier.

He sent his girl a jigsaw photo of himself so she could get used to his face gradually.

In the first place, school authorities should provide far more services to help freshmen to get used to the new life as soon as possible.

They said this trend could help investors get used to the idea that purchasing IPO shares was not a guaranteed one-way bet.

This will happen quite often, but after a while you will get used to it.

They run all around and sometimes fall down behind the truck. Maybe they get used to it.

He started a diary and spent more time in the office so we would get used to his absence.

His schemes may get less hare-brained, and you will slowly get used to the shocking sight of his fresh face.

We often get used to a particular flow during the day or particular responsibilities and we stop even thinking about them.

It's actually been around a long time but the phone companies built it and there was no real idea of how it would get used, no application.

And that's the church's attitude: "We're here, we're queer, get used to it. "

The more very young children watch images flash by, the more their brains get used to it.

I think you get used to it after a while.

A Chinese friend in college taught me. It's easy once you get used to it. it's just like using your hands.

I hope I won't never be fouled from behind, but I'll have to get used to this, I know it will often happen.

OK, so, reading plots is not easy, but hopefully we'll get used to it very soon.

By doing this you will get used to the style of a particular author and the typical vocabulary and grammar they use.

I tell you these walls are funny, first you hate them, then you get used to them, Enough time passes, you get so you depended on them.

It may take a little while to get used to, but trust me, it's worth it.

You get used to calculating or finding out the cash flow ratio of an entity in the cash flow aspect.

Gradually some of them get used to depending on their parents and lack the ability to solve problems independently.

And I could buy store brands for the other half and tell my family to get used to them.