Usa "get used to" in una frase

1. So, get used to asking that question of yourself

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2. “I’ve been trying to get used to it for over forty years

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3. Guards made their way to Johnny’s location, trying to get used to their new predicament

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4. I try hard, but I can’t get used to organizing everything on the computers

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5. Get used to the idea, Kate, you’re no spring chicken … middle age beckons

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6. ‘Get used to the idea, Kate – it’s not as though we were going out with each other and you were unfaithful to me – this Andy situation predates us

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7. ‘I gave up washing dishes by hand years ago though, from what you’ve been saying, I’m going to have to get used to it all over again!’

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8. ‘He’ll get used to it

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9. Money is a necessity; get used to the fact

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10. Once you get used to the Forward Bend and can do it tolerably well, proceed as follows which incorporates the Yoga breathing as well

11. “Look, I promise, all you have to do is to take a deep breath, keep hold and bounce up and down until you get used to the water

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12. 'You know the afternoon can be very hot and make you dizzy until you get used to it

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13. The now familiar wrench in the pit of my stomach happens again, I daresay I shall get used to being linked with Alastair in time

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14. Anyway, if I’m going to live with you I had better get used to it

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15. It's one of those things that takes time to get used to, and in the beginning there is a lot to get used to

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16. Mmm, you could get used to this

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17. But he’s had a lot longer to get used to this concept than I have

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18. ‘Get used to it! Not in an age! I’d rather die with

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19. Still, if he is going to materialise without warning, he must get used to that

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20. “You haven’t had enough contact with people, you need to get used to it so you only have that pleasant warmth

21. Enjoy this chance at luxury while we have it, but I don't want to get used to it," she told him, "and then expect it

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22. ‘You’d better get used to it,’ said one of their group

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23. She smiled, "I'm sure you'll get used to me before too long," then touched her finger to his nose

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24. The major thing that worried Ammon was the beings of the new planet (Seth had told him that the inhabitants named it Earth, so he’d better get used to calling it such

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25. get used to the idea, and she was sure that Richard would

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26. They would have to get used to these conditions and the change might adversely affect the elderly among them; some might even die out here

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27. I could get used to that

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28. ‘Don’t think I’ll ever get used to broadcasting every last thought though,’ she replied

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29. “Would three times her present maximum velocity be something you could get used to?” and her eyes stopped on one particular set of junctions comprising the core of the drive's efficiencies

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30. We've had plenty time to get used to things I’m afraid

31. I would never get used to these things like Walter had

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32. Martin was captivated by the scene below as he tried to get used to peering at objects as they came into view and then quickly passed

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33. It took him a while to get used to searching with the naked eye and reading the scanner that was between their seats

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34. After a while you seem to get used to the whizzing and buzzing of the pieces of white hot metal don’t get me wrong you are still scared and shitting yourself but your senses seem to get numbed and you seem to get a couldn’t care less attitude

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35. “Oh I see I think he must mean the corpse’s lads well yes they do tend to pong a bit but you get used to them

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36. “So now you know what the smell is but never mind if you last long enough you will get used to it like we have

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37. In fact quite a few of us didn’t mind going back up to the line especially if it was quite because you could get used to the front line and there weren’t as many fatigues

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38. neighbours were lawyers and bankers, still trying to get used to the idea of a mere computer

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39. "You get used to where it is

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40. They could get used to each other, first, and them, later, maybe

41. Jack stood for a few seconds to get used to the height

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42. We also had to get used to the morning and evening hate again and I was sat on the fire step having a smoke with Frank just before we started our watch

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43. ‘I guess we will all have to get used to such Cartesian conundrums

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44. had time to get used to being president when the war began on

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45. “I remember in the Academy they told us we’d get used to death,” he said, not quite sure

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46. “You would be surprised what a person can get used to,” he countered

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47. “Get used to it, Cora,” he said, the words still colored with amusement

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48. Did I want to get used to it? I wondered

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49. I could get used to this

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50. anger, they start to get used to it and it loses its effect and

51. The greenery was still lush but it looked as if it had shrank a notch; the leaves were smaller and thinner while the stems resembled those in normal plants instead of the monstrously thick greens they were starting to get used to

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52. When children get used to determining diet, it is not an easy task to restore parental guidance

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53. On the other hand, Charles did have to lecture to large classes…I think that would make me pretty nervous, but perhaps you get used to it

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54. We were rolling in a stretch Ford Escalade and it had taken me a few minutes to get used to driving something that big

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55. Better get used to a long haul here

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56. You had to get used to his reserve though

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57. “You’ll definitely have to get used to it, Nyx

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58. Then it get used to Unite with a perfect Balance

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59. She’d never get used to that sensation

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60. I wondered if he was trying to get used to my new position

61. “I guess I should get used to that, having an artist as a girlfriend

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62. “Correction Suzy, this is what we have both done and you had better get used to it

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63. “I will never get used to that” he said, pointing at me slightly curtly

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64. I held back a gasp; it seemed I would never get used to the way his eyes pierced into mine when he looked at me, profoundly inside me

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65. He is beginning to get used to it

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66. Get used to being free and showing your true self

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67. ‘Jesus, I have to get used to this,’ he says

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68. I got into bed and kissed his forehead gently, that woke him up “I could get used to this” he murmured, I chuckled

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69. “You’ll get used to it,” she said, as she laid her head on his

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70. I could get used to this,” he said

71. “I think I could get used to this,” he kissed her cheek

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72. That was another thing I was trying to get used to but it wasn’t working out for me

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73. Though it took Roger a long time to get used to eating without salt, he was faithful to this part of the prescription

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74. I’ve never had so much money to get used to anyway

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75. “After a while you get used to it—nothing phases you

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76. “We will keep it at this height above the ground, and start at walking speed, increasing speed only as you get used to it, and as you learn to trust it

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77. “She’s probably tired of me sending her gifts but she’s going to have to get used to it if she’s going to be Mrs

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78. “I’m starting to get used to this!”

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79. Try to learn to hold a little tiny bit more of it all the time, as you get used to it

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80. He still had to get used to that name

81. I was starting to get used to having servants that I had to supervise

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82. You only have to get used to it

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83. In time the new ones will get used to it, but they will need some words of encouragement as well as a little help along the way from the rest of us

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84. During that time, it seems like we’ve been sucked up by a tornado of events, and there’s been no time to get used to things before everything changed again

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85. When I first started jump roping, it took a lot of patience to get used to the motions

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86. It took me a long while to get used to this

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87. How can these dear ones stand it? I guess it's what yuh get used to

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88. You get used to it al

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89. Athene awkwardly walked off in the armour trying to get used to the unaccustomed extra weight that now hung from her, she stumbled before reaching the provisions

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90. He’d probably never get used to seeing violence like that, but he knew how to compartmentalize and deal with it

91. deepest soul, and I will get used to being only my psyche, because that is what

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92. This also served as a suitable period for the new parents to get used to their new charges

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93. The mood ruined, I said, “I swear I’ll never get used to you guys and your lack of romance

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94. While we could have used a little more flexibility in terms of pad arrangement, the current setup (which players can add cymbals to) is not that hard to get used to

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95. I still can’t get used to the idea that I have someone waiting to come home to

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96. had to get used to that

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97. This is a new car and I'm just trying to get used to it

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98. give her time to get used to her new surroundings

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99. Either get with them or get used to receiving scraps from the Ice Cream Man

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100. He’d argue later, but he’d eventually get used to the idea and they’d get married in the New Year