Sentence examples for habitually driving from inspiring English sources
The articles' editors likened climate change to someone habitually driving a bit over the speed limit.
Ken Chang's news article in The Times captures the main points and includes an apt analogy used in the introduction to the studies: The articles' editors likened climate change to someone habitually driving a bit over the speed limit.
A keen and skilled horseman, Gibbs was seen habitually in New Haven driving his sister's carriage.
Another roommate habitually left the lights on, driving up our electric bill.
(By email, Aguirre said the case against him was thrown out and that Johnson was a "swindler" and a "fuckup" who kept his buyers in the dark about the project, habitually abused his employees, and was driving GGC into the ground with his poor management).
Over half of drivers' mind wandering reports were related to things they saw or heard, suggesting that although they are not directly focused on driving all of the time, they frequently and habitually scan the road and roadside environment.
Discussing distracted driving, Rosenberger (2014b) similarly notes that: "Like the way those who habitually bite their nails will be on occasion surprised to look down and find they are once again biting their nails, drivers may slide inadvertently and unconsciously into the distracting habits of the phone" (p. 43).
All of which means we habitually reach for our phones in the slightest moments of pause – and that extends to driving, when withdrawal symptoms can kick in.
Though de Beauvoir habitually referred to herself as Sartre's "disciple", who influenced whom most over their half-century association is hard to say, and she is currently gaining her own disciples who see her as the driving force behind their ideas.
