Soon, however, they became inseparable, habitually meeting in the Eagle, a popular Cambridge pub, a test tube's throw from their lab.
He commuted on the tube late at night and on his way from King's Cross to Manor House, he habitually snapped characters he met on his way, capturing the hijinks of London's pissed up late night revellers as they made their way home, or on to another boozer.
Michael Caine, Robert Duvall, Haley Joel Osment, Kyra Sedgwick, Nicky Katt, Emmanuelle Vaugier, Christian Kane, Kevin Michael Haberer Directed by Tim McCanlies PG 107 minutes Habitually running off with the man she met last night, Mae (Ms. Sedgwick) needs a place to park her teenage son, Walter (Mr. Osment), for the summer.
He left his car, a Peugeot, in the parking lot, which his family said was very unusual: although he often met with customers away from the office, he habitually took his car.
Nobody had expected great progress from Durban, the 17th in a series of habitually quarrelsome and mostly unproductive gatherings since the same countries met in 1992 in Rio de Janeiro under the auspices of the United Nations and agreed to address the gradual warming of the earth.
The level of drunkenness that is habitually tolerated in a provincial town on a Friday night is met with incredulity abroad.
Out of 421 participants, 135 individuals met the definition of DIS (32.1%) and 80 people (19.0%) habitually used sleeping pills.
Hardworking, unselfconsciously bright and habitually courageous, he had been interpreting for the International Security Assistance Force (Isaf) for two years by the time we met, which meant that he had a lot more experience of life at the sharp end of an insurgency than did I or many of the other soldiers.
We Americans don't habitually use the phrase in Mortimer's title, although we can easily grasp its logic, and we've surely met it before here and there.
The team habitually ferries a van full of specialist personnel, equipment and medicine into the far-flung villages of the West Bank, where it is usually met by a waiting room full of people.
