Jeremy Paxman's long, habitually amused face.
He certainly looks the part: his clothes crisply creased, his hair neatly gelled, his face habitually frozen in a look of square-jawed conviction.
Johnny wore his leather jacket in class despite the spring warmth, and he habitually tilted his face toward the floor so that when he looked up at me, he seemed embarrassed.
From the moment he first scratched his territory in the crease and adjusted his pad straps as he habitually does before facing his first ball, he never at any stage looked like doing anything other than making a hundred.
It is a private symbol to lovers but a public sign to the world: our fingers, the only parts of our bodies that are, like our faces, habitually exposed, are just as easily read.
Apparently Satao was intelligent enough to comprehend the dangers he faced, and habitually sought to stand behind brush when humans were around so as to conceal his large tusks from view.
The coward is someone who habitually takes flight in the face of danger; by contrast, the courageous person has a habit of standing his or her ground.
Officers had, in this case, "habitually ignored the law".
The industry of palm oil, the product found in everything from chocolate to lipstick that is habitually reviled by environmentalists, is facing new challenges due to unrest in key producing regions.
Deanna, who is recovering from a head wound and suffering from post-traumatic stress, is blond, perky and so habitually upbeat she is unable to face the terrors that rise up in her recurrent nightmares.
His expression is habitually solemn, and it always has been.
