Sentence examples for settle into habit from inspiring English sources

In two dimensions Picasso is so familiar that you can settle into habit.

And since such habits of speech are cultivated from the earliest age, it is only natural that they can settle into habits of mind that go beyond language itself, affecting your experiences, perceptions, associations, feelings, memories and orientation in the world.

Instead of settling into habit, the relationship is recharged by the advent of changed partners.

It's my belief that "young people" will figure it out and older people will either settle into the habit of moaning until mortality shuts them up or realise that the conditions they were born into were also novel and unsettling.

Settling Into Married Life.

I'm now settling into the habit of uploading photos of my dinner on to the world wide web: #instafoodie.

He was so solemn that before he was thirty several customers had settled into the habit of calling him Old Bill.

He is not necessarily afflicted by selfishness as much as he settles into old habits — probably cultivated in too many Amateur Athletic Union showcases — of holding the ball for three or four seconds too long, breaking the team's offensive rhythm.

Once certain young people reach the emerging adult years and become more independent (i.e., start living on their own, find a job, and/or settle into a family of their own), it might be more difficult to change their glycemic control habits compared with when they were adolescents.

Then you settle into life.

They settle into the rented house.