Sentence examples for bit of habit from inspiring English sources
The new UI is bound to be a point of contention at first, if only because it means a bit of habit breaking for players who've spent hundreds to thousands of hours getting used to the old one, and, well, people don't like change.
It seems you've developed a little bit of habit giving your music away.
And saying yes all the time becomes a bit of habit as you get used to tidying up after everyone else, answering immediately to requests (or demands), and being available for all the family and other people close to you, including your boss and that charming but rather nosy neighbor over the way.
"It's a bit of a habit and maybe a bit of a dare, as I always considered myself lucky".
And the company missed analysts' estimates for the last quarter, something that has become a bit of a habit over the past year.
So it has become a bit of a habit, born partly out of bladder-related necessity and partly from nosiness and obsession, always to check out the toilets wherever I go - which is why my experience at Saki, a Japanese restaurant in Smithfields, London, was such a revelation.
"We have a bit of a habit of taking the foot of the gas and letting teams back into it.
I've now developed a bit of a habit, resulting in Homes peppered in every room in the house.
"It's becoming a bit of a habit, that was probably the third time it's happened, so it's something we want to eradicate real quick".
