Sentence examples for which habitually from inspiring English sources

Calverley's opinion of summer's bliss is in that tradition which habitually rhymed shade with glade.

And the state boards, which habitually lose money, have largely been unable to invest in improvements.

But the audience is notably quieter than the average subscription crowd, which habitually coughs, rustles, reads, and snores through concerts.

Hers is also a practice which habitually "frays out into other art forms, in this case film".

Several publishing houses, which habitually return unsolicited manuscripts unread, are now simply junking those that come without any identification.

The United States, which habitually defends Israel in the council, said that the attempt to run the blockade by sea was ill advised.

Indeed, the distinction between initiation and performance of behaviour implies three possible types of 'habitual behaviour', that is, those which are habitually initiated but consciously (non-habitually) performed (e.g., bicycle commuting); consciously initiated but habitually performed (e.g., exercising in the gym); or habitually initiated and habitually performed (e.g., eating unhealthy snacks).

Those, indeed, are institutions to which they habitually contribute.

After all, this is essentially a cyclical business in which prices habitually yo-yo.

That's using the Social Security Administration's economic and demographic assumptions, which are habitually pessimistic.

I can't even guess what's wrong with the Rangers' power play, which is habitually dreadful.