To his foes, Mr Fischer is still deeply suspect: a man once so anarchic that he opposed the foundation in 1980 of the Greens, the party he now leads; who used to turn up in parliament in gym shoes (ugh!); and who was once ejected from it after calling the speaker an "arsehole".Odd, then, that Mr Fischer's crumpled features rarely break into a once-habitual impish grin these days.
Once a habitual voicemail checker, Bridget is now addicted to refreshing her inbox on every available platform and obsessing about her follower count on Twitter.
For people like the president, said Dr. Gross of Stanford, it means throwing the switch on two psychological systems at once: the habitual, analytical one (power down) and the instrumental one (power up).
Once a habitual yeller with a voice that could be heard across two football fields, he now gives instructions that are usually inaudible except to the players nearest to him.
Furthermore, this once-daily habitual procedure presumably required less effort of memory or action than the hand hygiene procedure.
Ms. Duffy looked triumphant: her face shone; gone was the faint grimace that had once been her habitual expression.
But once we overcome habitual patterns, the vividness... [and] the magic will descend, and we will begin to be individual masters of our world.
Did it happen once, or was it habitual?
It was once easy to distinguish habitual or likely voters from nonvoters by their political attitudes.
And so we take refuge once more in our habitual myopia as the authorities make Dungavel Prison ready to receive 150 refugees who have been refused permission to stay in the UK.
Once smoking becomes a habitual behavior, combined with the atherosclerotic process, a disastrous pathway ensues.
