Sentence examples for habitually have from inspiring English sources

Poitras is fifty years old, with brown eyes that habitually have a look of alarm, as if she were staring at something from which she wanted to escape.

The startup address a pretty simple market need – can you see photos when the computer is switched off, and what about older generations who don't habitually have Facebook open?

We are not our favorite self-descriptions ("I am this" or "I am that" are just thoughts that we habitually have about ourselves - and we are not our thoughts about ourselves).

[ 35- 37] Children who exercise habitually have stronger bones than their non-active peers, and exercising during puberty is particularly efficacious in producing strong bones.

So the Australian bowlers experienced what their English counterparts habitually had to deal with during the Ashes series.

That taunt was just another reminder of how New Zealand habitually has found a way to come up short on rugby's biggest stage every four years.

What a brilliant afternoon it turned out to be for a city that revels in tradition but has habitually had to swallow bitter defeat.

Ore mined in the region habitually has trace amounts of uranium, and some foreign companies are believed to be particularly interested in these uranium-rich ores.

The darker side of that seemingly innocent world of grinning DJs, rakish pop stars and adoring fans was kept inside the industry, where roadies remained silent about band members who habitually had sex with under-age girls.

Later in the film, talking with another gay man, Frankie admits that he habitually has sex with men, but adds, "I don't really think of myself as gay".

Desmond Ryan, a veteran Republican lobbyist, said that although the clerkship "habitually has been a throwaway in the Republican hierarchy, this year it's highly competitive, because with what little patronage the Republicans have left, it's going to be important to them".