It was run as a co-op, and not only did everyone earn the same wage and work the same hours – although I habitually turned up two hours late, to take a post-amphetamine breakfast of a Twix, a cup of tea, and a Rothmans – but we all ate the same lunch.
Desmond Ryan, a veteran Republican lobbyist, said that although the clerkship "habitually has been a throwaway in the Republican hierarchy, this year it's highly competitive, because with what little patronage the Republicans have left, it's going to be important to them".
Although deferential to Mr. Thomson, he habitually berates and bullies people who work for him in very public settings, according to other senior executives who have witnessed the tirades.
Black-tailed jackrabbit does not habitually use a burrow, although it has occasionally been observed using abandoned burrows for escape and thermal cover.
While cricket larvae lack wings, adult crickets can fly, although they do not fly as habitually as mosquitoes [ 87- 89].
Although I am the prototypical super-nerd who habitually watches wall-to-wall coverage of the State of the Union address, I must confess that I recorded it on Tuesday night.
Although all passerines can perch, not all do so habitually.
Specifically, it is the slavery that thrived in an American era habitually known by an opaque Latinism: antebellum, although this is a story from the cold civil war that preceded the hot one.
Frank Keating, who has died at the age of 75, was a giant of sports journalism, although as a columnist and feature writer whose work habitually brought out the humanity and humour in a subject, he would have chortled self-mockingly at such a grandiose epitaph.
Behrman quotes Sir Max Beerbohm's guileful mockery of those English critics who habitually raved about the technique of Eleonora Duse although they understood not a word she said..
