We habitually work with partners like the BBC World Service Trust.
Beethoven habitually worked on several compositions simultaneously.
She habitually worked in verse forms suggestive of hymns and ballads, with lines of three or four stresses.
Even in ballet, which favors hierarchies (principals, soloists, ensemble), Mark Morris habitually works on a no-star system.
What is striking, even now, is the precision of their craft — impressive since they habitually worked up sketches without ever writing down a line.
One executive I work with habitually takes his strategic insights to his team and intentionally asks for dueling fact bases to both support and refute his thinking.
Milan and Zlata perceived these activation schemes to be less about providing sustainable employment than providing a modicum of busywork for habitually "work-shy" Roma communities. .
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.
.78 I habitually think about how to change my work in a way to make it more efficient or of higher quality (Heinemann and Rauner [2008]).
It's applied to anyone who habitually leaves work the moment the hands of the clock tick round to half-past five – or whatever the formal end-of-day time may be.
"Matisse: Radical Invention, 1913-1917," a power-packed show at the Museum of Modern Art, which surveys the most adventurous phase of one of the two greatest modern painters — still tied with Picasso, in overtime — offers me a chance to ruminate on why I habitually say that one particular painting, MOMA's own "The Piano Lesson" (1916), is my favorite work of twentieth-century art.
