Sentence examples for habitually release from inspiring English sources
But campaigns habitually release optimistic data to sympathetic outlets — there's no way to know which internal polls to trust.
Neighbors set up a makeshift shrine at the bench where the woman, whose identity has not been released, habitually slept.
She is habitually stretching or flipping a ball in the air with her fingertips, mimicking the release of her knuckleball.
The story described a meeting of 25 architects, "uptown builders" and house owners who released an 11-point petition charging the department with "tyranny" for habitually taking bribes.
His "The Caiman," released here last year, was a scathing satire on Berlusconi and the Italy that habitually elects him.
Gore Vidal immodestly suggested his own novel "Myra Breckenridge" and, in his habitually caustic manner, explained why: It's true that a movie by that name was released by Fox in 1970.
Some have been released, but thousands are still incarcerated, and many allege they are detained arbitrarily – with judges habitually renewing detentions en masse every 45 days, without reviewing specific evidence against individuals.
Designers habitually copy nature.
All members habitually cheat.
Some people do it habitually.
