One of his first decisions was to announce a state of emergency, and, in the early weeks of his tenure, Allawi took pains to show that he was a man of decision and courage, habitually rushing some would say recklessly to the scenes of car-bomb explosions around Baghdad just after they had occurred.
If you are early on in a relationship with someone who is demonstrating this tendency habitually, it would be wise to nip it in the bud now, or to end things with this person.
Turner claims that one, Brother Norman Williams, would habitually abuse him during English lessons when he was 12.
Ballard would habitually begin a complete draft by hand, before moving to a second, typewritten version which would be further revised by hand.
The one I habitually lived with wouldn't do at all: it whined, it grated, it accused; above all, it accused.
And those, if any, who do not habitually do so would be strongly advised to do so when there is a possibility that the home currency may be devalued.
And some lowlier domestic editors, to be frank, would habitually travel from Manchester to London via Matlock, the slowest train route then available, in order to have their four-plus hours of undisturbed zizz and contemplation.
A generation of England fans grew up knowing the Australian side only as an all-conquering force, one who would habitually humiliate whichever side England sacrificially put out to take them on.
Snow makes reference to her husband's "blank, inscrutable expression"; Kunichika agrees that "he is inscrutable, that's for sure"; while Wormwood recalls how Lim would habitually "return to his barricaded silence, locking me out of his world.
One of his first decisions was to announce a state of emergency, and, in the early weeks of his tenure, Allawi took pains to show that he was a man of decision and courage, habitually rushing — some would say recklessly — to the scenes of car-bomb explosions around Baghdad just after they had occurred.
