Sentence examples for for habitually from inspiring English sources

He had already been excluded from the movement, he said, for habitually sneaking off to the movies.

The elegant Ephron, known for habitually dressing in black, urged ageing friends and readers to make the most of their lives.

One close reading of simplistic mainstream journalism called out the author for habitually ignoring the complex, systemic causes of poverty and exclusion.

The story described a meeting of 25 architects, "uptown builders" and house owners who released an 11-point petition charging the department with "tyranny" for habitually taking bribes.

Until he died, earlier this month, at the age of ninety-four, the oldest regular was Hank Turner, a trumpet player and former bandleader, who once fired Charlie Parker for habitually arriving late for rehearsals.

Kavanagh criticised high court judges for habitually ruling that the right to privacy enshrined in the Human Rights Act was more important than the right to free speech, which the same legislation also protects.

(The left-handed President continues to wear his watch on his left wrist, maybe in an effort to seem right-handed. Or perhaps it's a metaphor for the habitually tardy Clinton: looking to the left for guidance that he then disregards).

Our findings highlight the need for more research, in particular large randomized controlled clinical trials, exploring the dose of physical activity required to prevent weight gain as 60 minutes a day may present itself as a daunting undertaking for most individuals but even more so for a habitually sedentary individuals.

The nation's largest public works project, the Big Dig has long been derided for its habitually rising price tag (it leveled at $14.6 billion) and for continuously lagging behind schedule (completion is now expected in spring 2005).

For the habitually cautious Ban, this was fighting talk.

But calls for solidarity habitually faded with the first signs of economic recovery.