Sentence examples for habitually order from inspiring English sources

His blue eyes blazing from across the table, usually at one of Los Angeles's almost-New York delis, he would habitually order a hollowed out bagel, white fish, only if it was moist, and always one slice of "toe-mah'-toe.

This saved money and helped avoid a build up of to-go boxes from that kid who habitually orders a half-rack of ribs he can't finish.

Beatrice Potter was born in Gloucester, into a class which, to use her own words, "habitually gave orders".

Predators who leave behind scraps of dead fish that they kill, such as brown bears (Ursus arctos), gray wolves (Canis lupus) and red foxes (Vulpes vulpes), may be habitually followed in order to scavenge the kills secondarily.

The potential for individuals to improve their own cognitive brain health by habitually exercising high-order mental strategies is intriguing and is just beginning to be more fully exploited.

Early last century, for example, wealthy Brazilians "found themselves in the uncomfortable position of celebrating people and practices they habitually considered primitive, in order to construct a unified, modern nation capable of competing against European powers.

In the nineteenth century Marx had argued that the reactionary malaise of German politics was caused by the fact that German society habitually allowed culture to stand in for politics and defined the relatively de-politicized educated bourgeois elite [Bildungsbürgertum] as the pillar of social order and the arbiter of progress.

Presidents habitually cuddle up to huge organisations in order to raise the money they need to run for office.

Another tenant in my building recognizes me as the surly barista who habitually ignored her if she was trying to order while squawking into a cellphone.

Last month, as she announced her decision to retire, Olympia Snowe, Republican of Maine, described a Senate that "routinely jettisons regular order," "serially legislates by political brinksmanship" and "habitually eschews full debate and an open amendment process in favor of competing, up-or-down, take it or leave it proposals".

Another issue to consider is the duration of time using a medicine in order to it to be considered chronically or habitually used.