Sentences with phrase «get accustomed to coming»

This cat may get accustomed to coming back for food from you, even though it has a caretaker that feeds it.

Not exact matches

Obviously, they are also giving up more points than they are accustomed to but that comes with the territory of getting out and running.

We blew a 2 for 1 opportunity (like hoiball has done all year) and I'm not gonna pretend otherwise just because the shit sandwich we just got served smells slightly better than the Shitty Joe's we've come accustom to with Bert and Ernie for years.

That is because fans are now weary and accustomed to our club ALWAYS coming up short, fans are tired of the feeling of groundhog day you get with Arsenal... from the perpetual never ending injury nightmares, to the frustrations of losing games we have no business even drawing, to the inevitable underwhelming transfer dealings etc... if there is anything more frustrating it's fans who think their unbridled and borderline delusional belief in the club is enough to win us things, conveniently forgetting that in life you get what you put in and pure luck cam only take you so far....

Usually, this passes within the first few days, as mom's breast milk comes in, or baby gets more accustomed to formula.

As painfully exhausting as this upside - down approach to sleep may be for those of us accustomed to getting most if not all of our sleep at night, the assurance that this too shall pass once again comes to mind.

At first the light came on a few times so the animal could get accustomed to it.

Accustomed to uncertainty, she just needed to get ready for whatever was coming next and then she could step into it.

Especially coming from the United States, I was so accustomed to getting a pill or prescription to instantly heal my pain and illness.

McGregor comes from a Martial Arts background so he's accustomed to working from the clinch, initiating a clinch would be ineffective against McGregor, in fact, it will give the Irishman a chance to get some free punches off if the referee doesn't call a break immediately.

If you find yourself getting a little to accustomed to the sound of your own voice, the time has come to switch the topic and gear the conversation back towards your date, so that they do not feel as if you're talking their ear off.

As students get accustomed to their new school, the latter does comes with time.

«We had difficulty getting accustomed to the Corvette when it came to corners, mainly because we didn't have enough arm room to swing the wheel back and forth smoothly.»

Asus keyboards come with some extra perks like SD card slot and extra battery life but in all cases you need to get accustomed to the attachable keyboards.

She became an office kitten to help her get better accustomed to people and come out of her shell.

Wide open cages allow you to place your hand easily into the cage and let the hamster come to you instead, establishing trust and helping nervous hamsters get accustomed to being handled.

The plan we presented was that the animals would be scheduled to come in more frequently, sometimes about 10 times a year, so they would get used to being spoiled in our practice, get more accustomed to being loved on the table, and feel fear free with all the staff.

The marine life has become so accustomed to getting treats this way that they come «running» whenever they hear a boat.

This limitation is not a deal breaker by any means, but for those that prefer or are accustomed to player flexibility when it comes to your weapon loadouts, this may take awhile to get accustomed to.

If you use the Lightning port and the Lightning cable that comes with the handsets, you'll get the pokey battery charging you've grown accustomed to with older iPhones.

We get so accustomed to our small fights in marriage that we often forget how to hear objectively, without coming up with a defense.

High expectations, ballooning budgets, things that go creak (and crash and boom) in the night, a phalanx of strangers coming and going and limited access to those amenities you've grown accustomed to — like running water and working appliances — can get to anyone.