Sentence examples for habit to write from inspiring English sources
"Make it a habit to write your phone number everywhere," kyKumpel said.
These heroes led me to take part in pre-Internet fandom (from pen pals to amateur press associations, where we mailed stories, artwork and commentary to one another), meet Mr. Pérez (whose nickname, Gentlemen George, is an understatement) and eventually "come out of the closet" about my comic book habit to write about the industry, every so often, for The New York Times.
However, it was his habit to write modifications to already printed scores.
"For someone like me, it is a very strange habit to write in a diary," she writes, via Christian Science Monitor.
-- a leftover prison habit -- to write.
Her habit was to write during the day, and then in the evening to mark up the pages she had finished, before finally making corrections in the morning to start the next day's work.
The curly-haired great-grandson of impoverished Russian aristocrats and an Abyssinian boy given to Peter the Great, Pushkin was a down-to-earth, outspoken man with long fingernails and slovenly habits who liked to write best of all in bed.
Over many years it had amassed a vast land bank to build stores, but the about-turn in shoppers' habits forced it to write down its value by £800m last year, in effect admitting it would never build on many of the sites.
One of the many stories told about Philip K Dick is that he was a mine of great ideas, but a bottomless pit for amphetamines, and that his habit affected his ability to write elegantly.
If he were only practical, methodical in his habits, exacting, undeviating, able to write to order -- and all this was true -- then it would be impossible to explain the depth of feeling that can be perceived in his work.
With this screenplay, the author seems to have determined to break the habits of a lifetime and to write the great uninhibited drama that he felt had eluded him.
