Sentence examples for habitually early from inspiring English sources

His habitually early bedtime may have derived from how exhausting he found it to be himself.

George was a bookseller who lived on recycled scraps of food, habitually disappeared early in the mornings on his Mobylette, never saying where he was going or when he would be back.

Policy-makers habitually treat early education as something entirely different from child care, thinking of the latter as merely baby-sitting, but that makes little sense.

They habitually met from early morning and spent their days eating together before deciding to form a band.

He says he habitually arrives for an early service in case it is cancelled.

These guests are as likely to come from the entertainment industry as they are from the world of video games, and you end up learning a lot about them because Nanjiani habitually asks about their earliest experiences with video games in addition to what they are playing now.

The Yanks' pitching has been O.K., but the pinstripes habitually fall behind in the early going and can barely score at all.

Many stiffs habitually go into the Venice early in the day and slumber in their seats until they are driven out at midnight.

Though he is normally a diffident man in early middle age, habitually silent in a pub conversation and tongue-tied at the end of a telephone, something seems to come over him whenever the atmosphere turns remotely Saturnalian.

Step 6: Secretly and habitually start making some large early purchases in non-U.S.

North Korea, in turn, habitually levels threats, as demonstrated earlier in the month with a vow to renege on an agreement to reunite families separated by the Korean war.