Sentence examples for is habitually placed from inspiring English sources
All but two fielders (the slip and the forward short leg) were saving singles when Swann started the over, even the man just behind square on the leg-side, who is habitually placed on the boundary for the off-spinner.
A command, put otherwise, which is "habitually obeyed".
The world of objects, places and ordinary events, to which poetry in English is habitually so attentive, is rarely a secure presence in the poems Alvi presents; reading them feels at times like trying to drop anchor in fog.
His expression is habitually solemn, and it always has been.
Popular literature is habitually tendentious both deliberately and unconsciously.
Perhaps that is because Pakistan is habitually broke.
New York's budget, due on April 1, is habitually late.
The war on Christmas is habitually bemoaned by the right, and equally habitually, the left responds by telling them that they're imagining things.
In India, fishmeal is habitually considered as the major protein source for fish culture.
Rubella is habitually a self-limiting disease.
With every cell generation, each chromosome's centromere is habitually re-generated at the same location.
