Mr. Stites made a practice of seeking out unexplored historical byways.
(Similar control, in varying degrees, was made a practice in other countries with Marxist governments).
He didn't know about methanol, he said, but he made a practice of never using tails.
It has never turned a profit and has made a practice of missing earnings estimates.
"This administration has made a practice of hiring people from outside of Nassau County," he said.
The Times has long made a practice of keeping a deep reservoir of advance obits ready.
And he has made a practice of not taking reporters' questions at day-to-day events, as other presidents did.
Kelly's product was raw and extraordinarily emphatic, and Bill made a practice of weakening it with near beer.
General Boykin has made a practice of speaking about his job from the pulpit while wearing his uniform.
Mr. Yaziciyan has since made a practice of covering the ponds with shade cloth, netting or wire.
MARILYN NELSON, Connecticut's new poet laureate, has not made a practice of writing anything that cries out Connecticut, she said.
