Familiar too with the habitual course of fashion in almost any field-the course of a scythe in constant motion-we care even less for the day after tomorrow.
It refers to a habitual residence, of course, but it derives from an Old English verb meaning "to wait".
I looked up "abode". It refers to a habitual residence, of course, but it derives from an Old English verb meaning "to wait". The expression "abide with me" can be traced back to the same source.
After hearing the testimonies of 35,000 political detainees, an official commission has concluded that torture was a habitual practice of the armed forces and police throughout the dictatorship.The evidence, of course, was always there.
We assessed habitual PM in patients with schizophrenia by employing a laboratory analogue of a habitual PM task in which, concurrently with maneuvering a ball around an obstacle course (ongoing activity), participants were to turn over a counter once during each trial (PM task).
Of course, this changes the nature of the intervention from an emergency treatment to a habitual routine and also dramatically escalates its prospective cost to donors.
There must be proof of a 'habitual course of misconduct in sexual matters' on the part of the persons against whom a proceeding under the statute is directed, which has shown 'an utter lack of power to control their sexual impulses', and hence that they 'are likely to attack or otherwise inflict injury, loss, pain or other evil on the objects of their uncontrolled and uncontrollable desire'.
I've never been a habitual user".
I've become a habitual fleece-wearer.
He has been a habitual methamphetamine user for years.
My daughter is a habitual screamer, but this was different.
