Sentence examples for habit of picking from inspiring English sources
Fans praise his habit of picking fights as "straight talk".
Lycett has a habit of picking up followers.
Soderling had mocked Nadal's habit of picking at the back of his shorts.
SPAIN'S Socialists have a habit of picking relative unknowns to lead them.
"He's had a habit of picking us up, and hopefully he'll do that again".
He already had a habit of picking out unsettling moments in television and movies.
While it was an emotional victory, the Red Sox will probably not make a habit out of picking up Martínez with such dramatic flair.
Sport is rarely interesting to an outsider but Wallace knows how to fix our attention: "There's Nadal's habit of constantly picking his long shorts out of his bottom as he bounces the ball before serving, his way of always cutting his eyes warily from side to side as he walks the baseline, like a convict expecting to be shanked".
Despite a long and storied tradition, a physical exam is more a habit than a clinically proven method of picking up disease in asymptomatic people.
Get out of this habit by picking a point to look at while you post, whether it's the top of the trees or a nearby roof.
Abounding in the Arctic, Sabine's gull (Xema sabini) has a forked tail and a habit of running and picking up food like a plover.
