Sentence examples for is habitually a from inspiring English sources

If it feels like you're waking up to a slightly different world on Wednesday, then it's because you will be. 1 January is habitually a watershed for new rules, appointments and bylaws; 2014 is no exception.

Rubella is habitually a self-limiting disease.

The level of drunkenness that is habitually tolerated in a provincial town on a Friday night is met with incredulity abroad.

Congou is a grade of Chinese black tea, which is habitually drunk at a very high temperature by much (over 80%) of the population in the locality.

County cricket is habitually criticised for a lack of intensity that, essentially, is the product of too much cricket.

The Languedoc, along with Roussillon, the region just to the south with which it is habitually paired, covers a huge territory.

Cerebral palsy is habitually depicted as a severely debilitating condition, but all 14 players on the pitch on Saturday afternoon displayed a beauty of movement that thoroughly challenged such broad sweeping stereotypes.

This is habitually addressed as a "free speech" issue, but she persuasively maintains that it should be treated in law like any instance of paying for sex: "the fact that there was a camera present filming the prostitution does not alter the basic fact that they" – that is, the makers and distributors of pornography – "arranged and/or profited from someone else's prostitution".

A month shy of their 18th birthday, they are not only the stars of "New York Minute," but its co-producers, too, and they also administer the kind of show-biz enterprise -- encompassing music, videos, fashion design and other merchandise -- that is habitually described as an empire.

She is habitually stretching or flipping a ball in the air with her fingertips, mimicking the release of her knuckleball.

Certainly the Football Association wants no truck with songs that reference 35 years of sectarian fighting, and phonecalls were made during the match to ask the England band to stop playing the tune in its repertoire that is habitually co-opted as an anti-IRA anthem.