1.   And some feeling that it was a plot by the old government or the United States to keep the black population down by getting people to use condoms.

2.   Admittedly, fitting the office of prime minister into the American scheme of things would require getting used to.

3.   After the likes of Campo, Tom Landry and Chan Gailey, having Spurrier to deal with would take some getting used to.

4.   But success itself, as Levin observed, takes some getting used to.

5.   Compared to Netscape, Microsoft is in the uncharacteristic role of underdog, a position it does not want to get used to.

6.   Dentists say that getting used to the new size and shape of veneers may take some time.

7.   Generally the highest-paid are not getting what they used to.

8.   It is a style that has taken his teammates some getting used to.

9.   Judith Martin, who writes the syndicated Miss Manners column, said new technology takes getting used to.

10.   Like all Ferraris, this one requires getting used to.