Sentence examples for something of a habit from inspiring English sources
It was something of a habit.
This is becoming something of a habit for Rochdale.
AT GERMANY'S second-biggest bank, HVB Group, nasty surprises have become something of a habit.
The English, inevitably, have made something of a habit of it.
10.21pm BST Connecticut has something of a habit for claiming intellectual property rights – sometimes spuriously.
No statistics existed, but this omission was felt to be something of a habit.
Like many other principals across the city, Edward Tom has developed something of a nervous habit.
The Madrid-based mother of three admits to something of a headband habit, owning about 15 for both day and evening.
That's not something he makes a habit of doing, even though he has almost 60 years of show business behind him.
One of Grant's roommates, he went on, once joked that he had a productive form of O.C.D. "He noticed that when I was anxious about something, I had a habit of throwing myself single-mindedly into tasks in which I felt responsible to others," he said.
But looking at the basics, the two phones are clones (something Samsung has a habit of doing): dual-core 1.2Ghz handsets packing a 4.3 inch Super AMOLED Plus display.
