Sentence examples for habitually removed from inspiring English sources

Before beginning a game, he habitually removed a $100 bill from his roll to measure the net.

Andrew looked at his dive watch — a Breitling, a gift from his parents that he habitually removed before getting in the water.

The shortage of organic matter is primarily because farmers habitually remove crop stalks and leaves for livestock feed and fuel.

Many travellers loiter at the city's railway station, where police habitually remove them as they attempt to board trains.

Little more than a decade removed from the days when Russians habitually looked to the state to do everything and decide everything, Ms. Galchenko and her husband say now that they want nothing more from their government than to be left alone.

Within minutes, Willis, standing in the slips, had discarded his as they slid over his eyes, while Lever, who, like most bowlers, habitually used sweat from his brow to help shine the ball, found the inevitable mixture too slippery on his fingers and similarly removed his gauze, screwing it up and discarding it on to the outfield.

This distinction is logically unassailable and, once realized, should remove most of the confusion that is habitually associated with the concept of "rampant" HGT at the early stages of evolution.

The agents speak to Michelle's psychiatrist, Dr. Braun, who tells them that she habitually mutilated dolls in a uniform manner during their sessions together, removing the same eye and arm each time; Mulder realizes that these mutilations match the circumstances of Morris' death.

Habitually he is a prolific scorer off his pads.

David, habitually optimistic, unflappable, agreed we should take our flight.

All members habitually cheat.