Sentence examples for habitual takes from inspiring English sources

Lovers are those for whom no minute is like any other, people between whom nothing habitual takes place, just what is new, unprecedented, unexpected.

Finally, another open-format item asked about habitual actions taken when sick or dead poultry was found on the farm.

With a habitual gesture, Wolfe took out his solid cigar case.

And when you take habitual criminals off the street, there's no question that it has an effect on crime".

What really makes matters difficult is the habitual urge to take things apart and see how they work, which is essential to a critic but often lethal to a novelist: the equivalent of removing a car's engine while you're driving it.

NEW HAVEN -- A jury voted on Monday to impose the death penalty on a habitual criminal who took part in a home invasion in Cheshire, Conn., that left a woman and her two daughters dead, a crime of such inexplicable cruelty and randomness -- the family was apparently chosen after being spotted in a shopping center parking lot -- that it upended a debate about capital punishment.

The Russophiles also seem to have bought Mr Putin's narrative that it is Ukraine, not Russia, that is showing proto-fascist tendencies.Mrs Merkel, with her habitual reserve, has taken no clear stand but is believed to sympathise with the more robust American view of Mr Putin.

It helps us to alter our habitual responses by taking pause and choosing how we act.

But with practice, they will become habitual, and you will find that it takes you hardly any time at all to stay in touch with your network.

In other words, if habitual multitaskers are interrupted by a colleague, it takes them longer to settle back into what they were doing.

Do you feel that it takes you out of your profession's habitual conservatism or unwillingness to speak too soon or too generally?