Sentence examples for typical habits from inspiring English sources
"At first with the prices so much less on DVD everybody dove in and bought everything, but now people are turning back to more typical habits and renting titles they don't want to watch many times".
William E. Martin, a North Carolina lawyer who, as a federal public defender, represented Mr. Miller in the 1980s, described his former client as a "very personable" man of typical habits, save for his worldview.
Even if you've had an unusually late or large breakfast, your body is used to its lunch slot and will begin to release certain chemicals, such as insulin in your blood and ghrelin in your stomach, in anticipation of your typical habits, whether or not you're actually calorie-depleted.
He had found his perfect milieu.Conspiring and manoeuvringDuring his years as an insider he has acquired the typical habits of mind of veteran Washingtonians: an obsession with spin and gossip, including an over-inflated sense of the importance of newspaper articles; a hyper-sensitive nose for threats; and, it would appear, a determination to destroy his enemies by whatever means necessary.
This motivation of ours is backed by evidence in literature where work has tried to explore the typical habits of software developers in the past [7 9].
Therefore typical habits and dietetic influences have been discussed as well as genetic predisposition.
In the 15th century, Ms. Campagnol said, the typical habit for a nun was a "long-sleeved tunic, reaching the floor, and no décolleté.
That is a laudable departure from the network's typical habit of making its default settings as open as possible.Facebook will no doubt be hoping that by making it easier for people to set up groups, they will share even more information amongst themselves.
Betel quid chewing has been practiced for centuries and it is the fourth typical habit in the world after nicotine, alcohol and caffeine consumption [ 21] with an estimate of 600 million betel quid chewers worldwide [ 22].
This format was deemed most appropriate to measure the process of active aging in elderly people; it had fewer choices and no middle choice, which prevents middle-point choosing, a typical habit of elderly Thai adults.
Species from outgroup families Propeamussiidae and Limidae are treated as byssal attachers: Waller [ 49] speculated that the typical habit of the Propeamussidae is to actively secrete a byssus based on the presence of a byssal notch in the adult, while species of the Limidae have been directly observed to byssally attach or build nests made of byssus threads [ 50, 51].
