Although Mr. Marks provided years of invoices from the camera store he habitually used, he said his caseworker had put in many hours to get the application through.
When describing their life, his and Julia's, he habitually used the plural pronoun, but Julia didn't feel as though she played much of a role.
For that, he went to an Internet café, where he habitually used the same public computer, and took care to use his operational accounts only to e-mail his handler.
July is preoccupied with intimacy — she habitually uses the words "you" and "we" in her titles — and this demands, and inspires, an intense engagement from her followers.
That should not blind us to the truth: the Mail habitually uses what Tony Blair once called its "absolute and unaccountable power" to legitimise hatred and prejudice and debase public debate.
The report warned that the military "habitually uses forced labor to construct roads".
Warren Gatland habitually uses the autumn international period to give a first cap to a young, relative unknown and the Wales head coach has not made this year an exception.
Mr. Pataki habitually uses that date as a benchmark, telling audiences how much New York has improved since then, and how he has wrested state government from its flawed, liberal ways.
"Officer and controlling shareholder -- habitually uses News Corp. to enrich himself and his family members at the Company's and its public shareholders' expense," the suit reads.
That law, like those in several other states including Minnesota, Oklahoma, and South Dakota, authorizes the state to detain and forcibly treat any pregnant woman who "habitually" uses alcohol or controlled substances.
