“unused to”簡單造句，unused to造句子

To European eyes, unused to seeing an artist provided with a three-man midfield stage on which to perform, that is, at least initially, refreshing.

The French, unused to the American criminal-justice system, have been particularly shaken by the sight of an unshaven, handcuffed Mr Strauss-Kahn being led away by New York’s finest[1].

This should suggest how resilient poor people, unused to government help, invariably are.

We lack an environment where we can learn how to express our thoughts and emotions. When our shackles are removed, we are unused to walking.

He was evidently unused to stiff collars.

There was a sabbath lull in the air, which, in a settlement unused to sabbath influences, looked ominous .

Then can I drown an eye, unused to flow.

One woman, an Algerian who lives in Europe but was home for a visit, states that she had several drinks at a party and, although not unused to alcohol, these had an unaccustomed effect on her.

Our largest available resources were the tribesmen, men quite unused to formal warfare, whose assets were movement, endurance, individual intelligence, knowledge of the country, courage.

Joseph simply took the body of Jesus down, wrapped it in linen, and placed it in a nearby, unused tomb that he himself owned.

Women unused to physical exercise had the worst sweating response, says the research in Experimental Physiology which confirms previous findings.

Some foreigners, unused to haggling, grumble that Sanya's taxi drivers and shopkeepers are out to fleece them.