It's a small thing, but it was something I habitually checked every morning, as I was getting dressed, to help me decide what to wear (see above re: Not a Style Guru).
The talk may incorporate some of Ms. Egan's writing advice, which includes consistent reading ("something I do naturally," she said), and writing as habitually as exercising ("where I tend to fall short").
TRED BARTA is a big-game hunter and fisherman who wears a knife on his belt as habitually as some men wear a tie.
According to a 2015 Women's Health poll, most people wash towels and sheets fairly often though perhaps, not as habitually as they should.
While cricket larvae lack wings, adult crickets can fly, although they do not fly as habitually as mosquitoes [ 87- 89].
Eliot thought him "as secure, as habitually sure as any poet who has written in English" at avoiding "moments of falsity".
Does this mean that those of us who habitually heel-strike, as I do, should change our form?
Using objectification theory, Aubrey (2006) conducted a 2-year panel study with undergraduate men and women to test whether the media socialized individuals to self-objectify as well as to habitually monitor their appearance (i.e., body surveillance).
The Irish write about history as habitually as the English write about suburbia.
As someone habitually attached to the traditional form of book, I put my foot into these new waters with the utmost hesitancy.
