Sentence examples for habitual danger from inspiring English sources

With the whole world undergoing a once-in-a-lifetime upheaval, the stars of the Op-Ed page have almost without exception fallen back on the comfort of well-worn stances and personality tics, which are the habitual danger of publishing one's thoughts every week for years.

And officials say the movement to legalize marijuana — now available by prescription in 13 states — plays down the dangers of habitual use.

"A running theme in 'My Dinner with André' is that the habitual is putting Americans to sleep, and that there's a danger in this," Mr. Gregory said.

At one point, Dot and Meg began to reminisce about how they had become acquainted — in a juvenile home, where Meg had been sent as a "habitual runaway," and Dot for the vaguer offense of what she described as being "in danger of leading an idle and desolate life".

The danger of such a benevolent approach, apart from the growing evidence of higher mortality in habitual daytime nappers, is that it masks, and even contributes to, a problem with overnight sleep.

Not the habitual shopper.

"It's become habitual".

Growing similar, habitual.

And it became habitual".

They become habitual.

Habitual by Susan Cianciolo bag.