Unaccustomed in a sentence

Graham Potter will justifiably point to Chelsea’s ill-luck with absentees but the bottom line is this defeat leaves them in the unaccustomed position of 10th, 10 points off the Champions League places.

That could be particularly dangerous for an area unaccustomed to excessive heat, as many homes do not have central air conditioning.

Unaccustomed to collaboration, Felix declines Kitty's offer…but a shocking incident sends his life into a sudden, chaotic tailspin.

Trying different sports wasn’t something that Jacobs was unaccustomed to.

Everton’s fourth win out of four keeps them top on 12 points, three points clear of Leicester City and Liverpool, who each have a game in hand, while Leeds now sit fifth in the table on seven points, with Manchester City an unaccustomed 11th.

Nearly 40 of them filled the pews, sweating because they were unaccustomed to the blowtorch-like heat.

Neither representative at the table had the final say-so on such issues, and each was clearly unaccustomed to such incendiary give-and-take with members of an enemy race group.

Tennis elbow and golfer’s elbow may be acute and develop suddenly, for example, after a bout of unaccustomed wrist actions, or the pain may have set in over time and become chronic.

For someone unaccustomed to thrift shopping, it can be daunting to go from new or fast fashion shopping to vintage.

Given he has the power to kill his father, Jessica's team wants to keep Orion alive, but she's unaccustomed to her Omega abilities.

Groups unaccustomed to that way of tackling a module may die the death of a thousand cuts, while those that are experienced in such thinking may have a very easy module on their hands.

Kavanaugh, a favorite son groomed for greatness and unaccustomed to indignity, cares.

Published in two parts in 1868 and 1869, “Little Women” immediately stood out in an America unaccustomed to realistic books about women, says Anne Phillips, an English professor and Alcott expert at Kansas State University.

The Allender family is not unaccustomed to the game of softball, especially playing it in a blue and white uniform at the collegiate level.

Visitors unaccustomed to a Kara Walker project may find some of the specific histories in “Fons Americanus” difficult or perhaps shocking.

Early ads for Jell-O featured prominently in women’s magazines like Ladies’ Home Journal, and emphasized the product’s convenience for women who’d lost their housekeepers to lucrative factory work, and who were unaccustomed to cooking themselves.

This is all news Americans are totally unaccustomed to hearing.

As a team they proved skilful in their melding of visual and verbal humor and made a seamless transition to the talking era in their first sound film Unaccustomed As We Are from 1929.

As characteristics of other foreign national film directors confronted the Hollywood environment, Woo was unaccustomed to pervasive management concerns, such as limitations on violence and completion schedules.

David rejects the unaccustomed armour" (detail of fol. 28r of the 13th century Morgan Bible ).