Sentence examples for habitually get from inspiring English sources

"Assembly Leader Wields Power by Keeping Albany Guessing" (front page, June 20) gets it right about Sheldon Silver, speaker of the New York State Assembly, where so many habitually get it wrong.

If you habitually get too little sleep, your health could be in real trouble.

Constantly bench him and habitually get him to put up the nets because there are few things more soul destroying than having your mate's nut-sack squished against the back of your neck as he tries to peg it up.

His father habitually got drunk on Friday, payday.

One student recalls a Filipina whose husband habitually got drunk and beat her.

Listed generously at 5 feet 11 inches, Clay is shorter than most decathletes, and he habitually gets hurt.

In 1998, when I was writing a Profile of Pinochet for The New Yorker, Pinochet's daughter Lucia described Mrs. Thatcher in reverential terms, but confided that the Prime Minister's husband, Dennis Thatcher, was something of an embarrassment, and habitually got drunk at their get-togethers.

As for DiCaprio as Teddy, it is an angry, unsmiling and rather opaque performance: the type of performance that Scorsese is now habitually getting from him, in movies including The Departed, The Aviator and Gangs of New York: but he undoubtedly has presence and star-wattage, and carries the film.

His appetite was voracious but he habitually got too rough with the girls and I had to blackball him.

Whether Carr actually did rub elbows with those headline grabbers, all of whom stopped in Zurich at about the same time, isn't the point, and Stoppard, keen as he habitually is, gets around that by having the doddering, memory-challenged diplomat recall the possible incidents in flashback.

"They have an interest in trying to get people to habitually come back to a site, where people become repeat visitors, so that they can go to other companies and offer a captive audience that those merchandisers can target".