Sentence examples for habitually lives from inspiring English sources

Standards are determined by the situations in which a person habitually lives.

He ran up some $35 billion in debt -- but Lebanese habitually live beyond their means.

The sad truth, however, is that the museum has achieved all of this by habitually living beyond its means, drawing down its endowment to meet operating expenses.

Other insects called inquilines, which habitually live with ants, depend on acquiring the wax characteristics of the ant colony in order to avoid being attacked by the ants.

The one I habitually lived with wouldn't do at all: it whined, it grated, it accused; above all, it accused.

Hominid dispersals in both Europe and Asia were probably broadly similar in that hominids did not habitually live beyond 40oN until c. 500 kya.

However, animals that habitually live upside-down but lack strong defences, like the Nile catfish and the luna moth caterpillar, have upside-down countershading for camouflage.

A migrant is a person who has established a new place of usual residence (e.g. locality, district) other than the one in which they habitually lived (1).

To a contemporary 25-year-old, it might seem improbable that there was ever an era when New Yorkers in the prime of their lives habitually turned to the obituaries before reading the headline news.

Her memoir was called Living History, though she habitually fails to live up to the title's grandiloquent claim.

"This and Aereo are both a response to the fact that people are habitually connected to live viewing," he said.