Sentence examples for most habitually from inspiring English sources
But all the same the novelty and scale of the IRA announcement took even some of the most habitually suspicious unionists by surprise.
Others say it has something to do with the millennium, a natural time to look at the one place in the world most habitually razed and resurrected.
That discharge occurs, Spencer says, first through the muscles "which feeling most habitually stimulates," the muscles of the vocal tract.
Since zinc is involved in almost all-metal polishing and metallurgical works, zinc ions are most habitually encountered in wastewater treatment (Pejic et al. 2008).
That kind of candid, unsparing response, so different from the evasion and obfuscation most politicians habitually deploy in the heat of partisan combat, is the hallmark of the program.
Within minutes, Willis, standing in the slips, had discarded his as they slid over his eyes, while Lever, who, like most bowlers, habitually used sweat from his brow to help shine the ball, found the inevitable mixture too slippery on his fingers and similarly removed his gauze, screwing it up and discarding it on to the outfield.
More than most mammals, rats habitually dig around in garbage and animal waste, where traces of cat fecal matter laced with Toxoplasma eggs may reside.
Listed generously at 5 feet 11 inches, Clay is shorter than most decathletes, and he habitually gets hurt.
Even the children whose fragile psyches grown-ups fret about know that what movies depict is not real, and yet even the most sophisticated or jaded viewers habitually peruse the screen in search of designs for living.
Debt collectors habitually rank as the most common topic of nonfraud consumer complaints at the Federal Trade Commission.
Short-eared owls frequently hunt in the daytime, but barn and tawny owls are habitually crepuscular, and, at most seasons of the year, only fly in the daytime when accidentally disturbed.
