Sentence examples for habitual introduction from inspiring English sources

Mark Lawson's habitual introduction of "the critic and poet Tom Paulin" on BBC2's Newsnight Review is largely correct - Paulin has also been a respected academic for 30 years.

Perhaps with Barbaro's idiosyncratic intonation, which includes a habitual pause the introduction of the aural equivalent of a period where none is grammatically called for.

Habitual prescribing practices remain unchanged despite the introduction of microbiology services.

Q: So when you refer to the "habitual moral hypocrisy" of the public in the introduction, what, exactly, do you mean?

Not the habitual shopper.

And it became habitual".

They become habitual.

"It's become habitual".

Growing similar, habitual.

Habitual by Susan Cianciolo bag.

Habitual by Susan Cianciolo belt.