Sentence examples for habitually look from inspiring English sources

First, Texans do not habitually look to government to solve problems.

We live in a dynamic age when organizations must habitually look to reinvent themselves.

For one, I suspect that many people habitually look through friends' photos anyway (even going years back), and if someone really wants to look into your past, clicking the 'More' button on your Wall a bunch of times never posed much of a barrier.

Drivers habitually look in the direction of the flow of traffic when entering a roadway or changing lanes.

He and his killer were both the kind of men who carried weapons habitually, looking for trouble.

The massive image of his eyes loomed behind him: Once you are attuned to street art — its hidden codes and unexpected placements — you start habitually looking for it.

For many centuries scholars habitually looked to the oldest commentary, that of Wang Yi (d. 158 C.E.), for explanations of some of the more difficult parts of the Li sao and other sections of the Chuci (The Songs of Chu).

Little more than a decade removed from the days when Russians habitually looked to the state to do everything and decide everything, Ms. Galchenko and her husband say now that they want nothing more from their government than to be left alone.

Auntie took her task to heart and habitually looked after the young mother.

Day 2: After checking e-mail, I find myself habitually looking for my gossip bookmarks on my desktop and then realize they are gone.

For a country that purports to be a haven for reinvention, renewal, and second chances, its capital is preoccupied with patting itself on the back and habitually looking backward.