Sentence examples for habitually placed from inspiring English sources

All but two fielders (the slip and the forward short leg) were saving singles when Swann started the over, even the man just behind square on the leg-side, who is habitually placed on the boundary for the off-spinner.

If your new man habitually places severe restrictions on the times and places he can see you, either he is dating someone else or he is married.

Bed sharers were twice as likely to habitually be placed prone for sleep (18% vs 9%).

These inconsistencies may be derived from the lack of homogeneity in the subjects in the both group given that we placed subjects into the both group if they habitually ate both white bread and boiled white rice as a staple for breakfast, irrespective of frequency.

The ballpark is the habitually packed gem of a team whose former owner, the Wrigley family, placed a higher priority on maintaining its early-20th-century intimacy than on building a winning team.

It's not Child No 98's creepiness that shocks, though, so much as the revelation that Millais habitually hired lay figures, or artists' dummies, in the first place.

We also sought to map a place habitually frequented by the patients.

We habitually instruct, direct and hector.

It's also possible that Lloyd's was and is especially thrilling for people who have never worked in a factory, the only other kind of place where services are habitually left uncovered, in those places because "nobody" is looking.

As a social worker Abby used habitually to find a place for lame ducks at her table and still does, given half a chance.

But apart from the poorest places that habitually rely on the IMF's subsidised help, only a handful of emerging economies, mainly in eastern Europe, have had to turn to it for funds.This resilience is impressive.