Sentence examples similar to I habitually went from inspiring English sources

Not that I'm planning on moving right now, but I'm habitually going through the Bunz Home Zone group because I'm always curiously reading through what's available.

He served a man who habitually went over the heads of Cabinet members and who frequently settled important departmental matters without consulting the department heads.

These are the things that habitually go wrong — and have gone wrong in Japan.

"People habitually go to the destinations rather than the one-offs.

However, she was subsequently treated to the kind of makeover that magazine pages habitually go in for - given a slimmer waist and doe-like eyes with heavy lashes.

Many stiffs habitually go into the Venice early in the day and slumber in their seats until they are driven out at midnight.

In part, this is because he's a solipsist and a declinist, a neo-Luddite in inclination if not in name, and things are habitually going to hell all around him.

"If you have a lead in the seventh inning you're habitually going to use the same guys to win games, so what happens when they have to be good in August?" Stone said.

To be "crowned" Disney's 11th princess, the Scottish, red-headed Merida (who refuses to marry the prince) has been treated to the kind of airbrush job that magazine pages habitually go in for.

It is a rugged and desperately poor region, until recently a centre of opium cultivation, where local men habitually go armed and government authority is limited to main roads.

His pronouncements are music to the ears of large swaths of the press who paint teachers as lazy, leftwing reprobates, who habitually go on strike and snooze their way through long summer holidays (which Gove, inevitably, wants rid of).