Cautious, methodical, devoted to analysis, he did what he often does when he feels uninformed: his homework.
When his shift is over, he'll probably order what he often does: a shot of Campari topped with IPA.
At 11 on a weeknight earlier this year, her work finished, a slim, pretty junior at the University of Pennsylvania did what she often does when she has a little free time.
And Mr. Motian did what he often does, honoring the structure of the song on his drum kit, rhythmically and even melodically.
"Oil is doing what it often does in periods of change or uncertainty: It runs until something stops it," an energy economist at UBS, Jan Stuart, said.
But Trump, having seen the post, did what he often does in the face of petty insults – he escalated the conflict exponentially.
The 31-year-old computer software consultant is doing what he often does on weekends -- looking for someplace new to live.
Like the prisoners at Guantánamo, this population poses a policy conundrum so intractable that Washington has opted to do what it often does in these situations: ignore the problem, and hope, fervently, that it will just go away.
But before she took a sip, Sarah, a dedicated vegetarian, did what she often does and checked the label to make sure no animal products were in the drink.
Much will, as ever, depend on the attitude of the German Chancellor, Angela Merkel, who is doing what she often does - keeping her cards pretty close to her chest.
