Getting-used-to Sentence Examples

I have to start getting used to the fact life goes on.

She was getting used to the hard stares the warriors gave her, the only indication of their surprise at her candidness.

I guess this is going to take some getting used to.

She was getting used to the water and it felt good, but she would have preferred a swim in the ocean.

Well, it does take some getting used to.

The sword swinging takes a bit getting used to.

I suppose – though I don't think I'd mind getting used to financial security.

I just said it was going to take some getting used to – as will the lifestyle.

I suppose – though I don't think I'd mind getting used to financial security.

They are getting used to thinking faster now, and so are becoming more disciplined.

You will have read that a sonic toothbrush takes getting used to.

The scent does take some getting used to for most people.

Raw food can take a lot of getting used to.

It might take a little getting used to drinking unsweetened beverages, but a fruit flavored herbal tea or something like a peppermint tea still offers bold flavor.

The first step in a beginner jogging program is getting used to activity.

The thing that took a little getting used to was the fact that we were all in the house, but I don't let jealousy get to me, its stupid thing to have when you know there are other women that are going to be there with you.

If you haven't tried cooking with organic raw apple cider vinegar, the murky brown color and sediment in the bottom of the bottle might take a little getting used to.

After 30 days, if the mask proves to be too uncomfortable with no indication of getting used to it, then it's time to try a new mask.

If you've never worn bifocals before, the line can take some getting used to.

Wearing two pairs of glasses might take a little bit of getting used to for some, but not much at all.

There will, however, still be a transition period of getting used to bifocals as opposed to single vision glasses.

The lenses are designed to work together but are not exactly the same, so they could take some getting used to.

If you're used to single vision lenses or no eyeglasses at all, getting used to bifocals may take you up to a week.

If you enjoy reading, that takes some getting used to.

The clear, plastic cover feels just right in your hands, and after a few sessions getting used to it, you should find that it feels like a natural accessory that you've been using for years.

The web browser on the PSP seems clunky at first, mainly because the keyboard that pops up takes a little getting used to.

I'm not as familiar with the dual analog setup as I can be, so getting used to the controls took a little longer than it would for someone who is already well-versed with this control scheme.

The counts for both are actually in 6-beat intervals, so it may take some getting used to for dancers used to 8 or 16 count patterns.

Ditching a foaming cleanser takes some time and getting used to.

During the first twelve weeks, your baby is just beginning to develop and your body is getting used to being pregnant.

If you're accustomed to writing blog posts, Web content articles, or other short projects, becoming a freelance e-book writer can take some getting used to.

The different posture which Earth shoes force you to adopt can take a little bit of getting used to.

Heelys shoes replacement wheels are easy to work with, but they may take a little bit of getting used to since they're pressure fitted and do take a bit of manpower to get them switched out.

If you're new to stilettos, practice walking in them before wearing them, as they do take some getting used to.

This is a shame as it means that the youngster is not getting used to telling the time or building the foundation of good time management.

If you are a complete novice at using polymer clay, spend a bit of time making test beads and generally getting used to the feel and structure of the clay before attempting to design a complex project.

It's the perfect cross between a brief and a thong, because although most women that have worn thongs say they are comfortable, they do take some getting used to at first.

Despite its trend potential, the bra style may take some getting used to if you decide to wear one.

It might take some getting used to at first, but with positive encouragement from your partner, you may find that you love these new and exciting undies - you might not ever go back to tighty whiteys!

Several of the jockstraps have built-in cock rings, but that's something you want to try wearing on its own first before you consider spending more money for it, as they can take some getting used to.

While Sigvaris Cotton Support Hose may be the solution you've been waiting for when it comes to poor circulation and pain, they will take some getting used to.

Quality shapewear will be a challenge and it takes some getting used to.

It took some getting used to moving around.

I just said it was going to take some getting used to – as will the lifestyle.

It is easy to use if u r used to siemens if not itll take a bit of getting used to !

Learning to fold, put on, and wash cloth diapers can certainly take some getting used to.

If you're more comfortable using something slimmer, you'll find this takes some getting used to.

Going from blonde to brunette or cutting waist length hair into a pretty pixie takes some getting used to.

Halogen lighting is energy efficient, but may take some getting used to.

Moving in a 3D world with a 2D screen takes some getting used to.