Sentence examples for its habits from inspiring English sources

"The immigrant body is a displaced body — it reveals its habits much more than a body at home, because you can see the social friction," Mr. Ray said.

For Rostow, encouraging this process meant promoting new "enclaves of modern activity" that could be economically fused together to become the nation's "normal condition … built, as it were, into its habits and institutional structure".

Action: attribute removal; Marital_Status: user marital status can have a great influence in its habits; therefore it is an attribute to keep.

Action: attribute removal; (iv) Marital_Status: user marital status can have a great influence in its habits; therefore it is an attribute to keep.

You've had time to observe its habits; now let it get back to the job it has to do, which is keeping the pests down in your garden.

The opossum is generally lumped together in the public mind with raccoons, squirrels, skunks and other workaday wildlife of more or less housecat dimensions, but scientists emphasize that Didelphis is a fundamentally different breed of animal, as singular in its evolutionary history as it is solitary in its habits.

And if they're going to bail out the industry, it's got to change its habits".

It was an aged, superior, sovereign being, sustained by its habits and history and demanding to be let alone.

Unfortunately the Scottish Labour party is like no other in British history, it was – and in some senses still is - tribal, its habits brutal, resembling rather the Scotland of the days of Macbeth than a normal political party – the only difference being a misogyny so profound that Lady Macbeth would have been dismissed as just another 'wee lassie'.

Gives facts about the fish and its habits.

A nature documentary on its habits attracted 180,000 more.