Sentence examples for popular habit from inspiring English sources

Slipping into damp-eyed reveries is not a popular habit among those who drive 200mph racing cars for a living but for Lewis Hamilton the indulgence propelled him towards greatness.

The popular habit of posting ultrasound images to announce a pregnancy means the adults of tomorrow could potentially be traced all the way back to the womb from which they sprung.

Chewing the leaves, which have sympathomimetic and euphoric effects, is a popular habit in numerous countries including the Yemenite population in Israel.

Other apps like YouTube's Uptime (since shut down) and Facebook's first president Sean Parker's Airtime (never took off) have tried and failed to make co-watching a popular habit.

During the political turmoil, timely concessions and Ernest's popular habit of mingling with "the people in their pleasures" were instrumental in keeping him from losing his throne.

Intentionally making time for exercise, sleep, and play, or taking on an easier workload does not seem to be a popular habit.

However, guthka has recently been officially banned from the Indian market, 9– 11 but chewing tobacco-containing betel quid has become one of the most popular habits in South Asia.

The Highway Patrol has cracked down on the once-popular habit of cruising the boulevard.

The app lists existing groups in categories like "popular," "fitness habits" and "learning habits," or you can create your own group and invite friends to join you.

Betel nut chewing, a common unhealthy behavior in Southeast Asian countries, is the fourth most popular risky habit in the world after smoking, drinking alcohol, and caffeine consumption.

The popular book Habits of the Heart (1985; with others) describes relationships between religion and American culture.