Sentence examples for in a habitually from inspiring English sources

The epicentre was the Olympic Park, plonked in a habitually unloved corner of east London, but the vibes radiated out relentlessly over the summer, leaving few parts of the country untouched.

The turmoil, unusual in a habitually sedate city, reflected the intense feelings stirred by the arrival in power of the party that Jorg Haider has steered from a fringe group to a serious political force in the last 15 years.

In other words, do we have the evidence that making a transition to MFW is worthwhile in a habitually shod and somewhat physically inactive [18] population?

In 1924 Gerard Olivier, a habitually frugal man, told his son that not only must he gain admission to the Central School of Speech Training and Dramatic Art, but he must also gain a scholarship with a bursary to cover his tuition fees and living expenses.

Running CKDOD with a large Indian population also provides us with the opportunity to study the progression of CKD under ketoanalogue supplementation in patients with a habitually low protein intake.

Amid the din, Goldsworthy, a wiry Englishman in his forties with a habitually frank and friendly expression, observed the burning intently.

And where Ms. Parker made you wonder at the seeming serendipity of the brain (how could such a woman, so collegiate, pretty and languorous, be either a genius or a madwoman?), Ms. Leigh makes Catherine a more strident and high-strung personality in the grip of a habitually overactive mind.

He's taller and thinner than Henry, and he uses his hands in a less habitually proficient but perhaps more natively adept way.

The asymmetry is believed to have evolved from a generalized, symmetrical percoid (sea bass) body pattern in a fish that habitually rested on its side.

Nobody had expected great progress from Durban, the 17th in a series of habitually quarrelsome and mostly unproductive gatherings since the same countries met in 1992 in Rio de Janeiro under the auspices of the United Nations and agreed to address the gradual warming of the earth.

The one chance in a thousand is habitually taken, and as often as not succeeds.