"They habitually sell out, year after year".
Among other things, they habitually filed false court documents.
One's shoulder smarts from where they, habitually, stand.
Those, indeed, are institutions to which they habitually contribute.
They habitually offer extravagant earnings forecasts and rarely live up to them.
But in doing so they habitually overlook the key to enjoying Wells's book.
UKIP could roar back, particularly if the Tories tear themselves apart over Europe, as they habitually threaten to do.
Cowbirds are parasitic egg layers; that is, they habitually lay their eggs in the nests of other birds.
They habitually speak in terms of "forward trajectories", "shifting the axis" or being "ahead of the curve".
The Democratic Party has marginalized progressive Catholic intellectuals for the same reason that Rome has: because they habitually challenge sacred doctrines.
What is striking, even now, is the precision of their craft — impressive since they habitually worked up sketches without ever writing down a line.
