Sentence examples for habitually played from inspiring English sources

After all, the bloc voting that has for years subverted the event has habitually played in Ukraine's favour.

As he aged, he began to look more like a diplomat, which, of course, was the role that he habitually played offstage in the theater world.

Schuch habitually played the sly servant of the commedia, Harlequin, but he modified the character and gave it popular national appeal by lending him features of the by-then traditional Hans Wurst.

According to Tonkin's account, the four-times married publisher and well-known man about town, used to complain that on this side of the English Channel gossip-mongering journalists with a prurient interest in his romantic life habitually played down the extent of his contribution to public life.

He was a lifelong enthusiast of sports and classical music, habitually playing records at home and tapes in his cars.

As is often the case with Lebanon, internal crises take on disproportionate importance, given the role that foreign powers habitually play in the country's domestic affairs.

Few three-word phrases pack more irony than Bruce Gradkowski era, but the momentary spark he provides makes the Raiders slightly dangerous to the Cowboys, a first-place team that habitually plays down to the competition.

The fact that he is still alive today is testament to the fact that some of the truisms about his disease are actually not uniformly true: it doesn't kill everyone, at least not right away, even if they habitually play fast and loose with their meds.

Comparing gaming to art house cinema, as with comparisons between gaming and any other cultural genre, is most useful when trying to explain a relatively young medium to those who don't habitually play.

Stop habitually playing not to lose and procrastinating for fear of making mistakes.

If Donald Trump's rise has taught Americans anything, it's that our system of government is not etched in stone, that the rules politicians habitually play by are not really rules at all.