Sentence examples for habit pulled from inspiring English sources

A nasty drug habit pulled him from view, though, and he became the Robert Downey Jr. of rock.

Vinyl's resurgence in the UK forges on, however, and while our habits pull to and fro, I still applaud impressively shot or beautifully designed album covers that continue to be created in the digital era.

She won't judge you based on the "Recommended For You" movies that your viewing habits pull up on your shared Netflix account.

Mr. Mrugank often uses his credit card, but that afternoon, nervous of a botched delivery, he turned to a reliable habit and pulled out 6,000 rupees, or $97 ,in cash, as most Indians do.

Whenever he did, he had this habit of pulling his hand up to his mouth.

In fact, Bono had long made a habit of pulling girls out of the audience and dancing with them.

One of his charms is his habit of pulling in a novel or poem to shore up an argument about war or politics.

Chesterton makes a habit of pulling the rug from under us – the quotidian perpetually morphs into the extraordinary, the surreal turns back into the sensible.

His real name is Mr Watts and his village notoriety rests on his habit of pulling his wife around in a cart.

This habit of pulling us on with one hand while doing everything she can to divert and distract with the other naturally feeds into that.

He warily consents to be taken under the wing of Assistant Principal Fitzgerald John C. Reillyy) and drifts into uneasy friendship with another outcast, Chad (Bridger Zadina), a skinny, angry kid with the nervous habit of pulling out his own hair.