Artists habitually trade work with other artists, and sometimes it's simply ephemera that gains value or importance with time.
She habitually worked in verse forms suggestive of hymns and ballads, with lines of three or four stresses.
Beethoven habitually worked on several compositions simultaneously.
Even in ballet, which favors hierarchies (principals, soloists, ensemble), Mark Morris habitually works on a no-star system.
What is striking, even now, is the precision of their craft — impressive since they habitually worked up sketches without ever writing down a line.
Milan and Zlata perceived these activation schemes to be less about providing sustainable employment than providing a modicum of busywork for habitually "work-shy" Roma communities. .
I'm also going to expand the parameters from Los Angeles proper to southern California: LA isn't a city, it's a concept which applies anywhere in the Golden State where nice weather abounds, a chasm yawns between the haves and the have-nots, and delusional blind ambition is habitually confused with work ethic and wisdom.
Her work with Minna Lyons at Liverpool Hope University revealed that people who habitually stayed up late were, on average, more self-admiring, manipulative and psychopathic.
The meeting with Dijsselbloem ended with a tumultuous press conference in which the Eurogroup's president lost his cool when he heard me say that our government was not planning to work with the cabal of technicians the troika of lenders habitually sent to Athens to impose upon the elected government policies destined to fail.
Verbal fieldnotes were habitually captured in a digital voice recorder, particularly during the 40 km commute between the study site and NGO accommodations or during the two-hour commute to Gaborone to train and work with transcriptionists, transport NGO volunteers to/from the airport, and build relations with university-based faculty.
