Sentence examples for habitually for from inspiring English sources

I go to the gym, where I run for 45 minutes and struggle with the notion of myself as a person who will do this habitually for the rest of her life.

The giant Solomon Islands skink (Corucia), true chameleons (Chamaeleonidae), arboreal vipers, boas, and pythons use prehensile tails that is, tails that are capable of supporting most of the weight of the animal or are used habitually for grasping for clinging to their aerial supports.

They also identified themselves as Graikoi (Greek: Γραικοί, "Greeks"); the ethnonym was used habitually for self-referential purposes except in official Byzantine political correspondence prior to the Fourth Crusade of 1204.

Teasing someone who is habitually late for meetings, for instance, can make that person aware of how important timeliness is to the group.

Until he died, earlier this month, at the age of ninety-four, the oldest regular was Hank Turner, a trumpet player and former bandleader, who once fired Charlie Parker for habitually arriving late for rehearsals.

The government also had to promise to abolish the separate, more generous, pension system for public employees, many of whom habitually vote for Mr Schüssel's party but are now particularly cross.Mr Schüssel's party is not at all keen on Mr Haider's return as the Freedom Party's leader and is dead against having him in the government itself.

Moreover, he has only rarely performed for his country as inspirationally as he habitually does for his club.

They were asked to indicate the hand habitually used for each of these activities by giving two ticks for activities where only one hand is preferred and one tick for each hand when indifferent.

Customers must provide their Social Security number when opening a bank account, he said, but it shouldn't be used routinely for other purposes, because telling people to keep their number private but habitually asking for it sends the wrong message.

Victims are habitually blamed for supposedly enticing their attackers.

Back in his climbing days, he habitually opted for less-traveled routes.