Sentence examples for habitually making from inspiring English sources

Despite England habitually making the tournament experience sound like something akin to exile on Elba, the Real Madrid player and his Wales team-mates insist there is nothing onerous about spending a few weeks away from home.

A handwritten pamphlet Nadin found in the Durham Center Museum in nearby East Durham showed that Selah Strong, their grandfather, was excommunicated from the church after congregants charged him with "habitually making an immoderate use of ardent spirits and with threatening to kill himself".

He first shows us members of a poor Kurdish family who habitually make the border-crossing to bring back diesel.

Mark Sheppard, who has been caring for him for the past 28 months, told the tribunal Brady habitually makes toast when he gets up at 6.30am.

Ripe summer corn is as sweet as many of the fruits we habitually make into dessert, but rarely do we see it at the end of the meal.

I feel this is it.' " His appeal grew when she learned that Mr. de Castro habitually made dinner for his mother and her friends.

This is a club that habitually makes history, as their newly opened museum at the Dragão is so keen to tell us.

That would count as an act of betrayal made all the worse by the threats that Iran habitually makes against them.The coming months may indeed deepen the hatreds that are raging from the Mediterranean to the Arabian Sea.

Isaacs tends to overdo the career orientation of the grandchildren's observations (the Mets publicist grandson habitually makes reference to athletes, the Paramount script-editor granddaughter wantonly sprays movie analogies), but she resists the temptation to make them gratuitously theatrical.

Though he had become something of a recluse on his island, he kept abreast of affairs through the numerous deputations that called on him, and he habitually made pronouncements on affairs of the day.

The only official Americans who habitually make this an issue are the troops who know exactly how important those Afghans are who feel a debt of gratitude and sometimes a bond of brotherly or sisterly love.