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Don't let the children get into the habit of going to bed late.

The point of thinking this way is so that you get in the habit of training your mind to feel like this all the time. It's a MENTAL GAME.

He had formed such a strong habit of throwing each pebble into the sea that when the one he wanted came along he stil threw it away.

Perry. They were alike too, in a general benevolence of temper, and a strong habit of regard for every old acquaintance.

"I always make it a habit of asking a man first, " Arch said.

His girlfriend advised him to get out of his bad habit of smoking before it took hold .

the first habit of this list (waking early) begins by going to bed at a reasonable time and getting a good nights sleep.

"As to diseases make a habit of two things - to help, or at least, to do no harm. " - Hippocrates.

The little girl formed the habit of visiting Albert Einstein on her way home from school, which puzzled her mother greatly.

If I were a boy again, I would school myself into a habit of attention; I would let nothing come between me and the subject in hand.

Narcissism is, in a sense, the converse of an habitual sense of sin; it consists in the habit of admiring oneself and wishing to be admired.

There was a curious sort of person who came to me now and then, with a habit of asking all manner of silly questions.

Youth had been a habit of hers for so long that she could not part with it.

But the habit of the moose to wander across highways in the dark has made it a road hazard responsible for around 700 collisions a year.

Father Gillenormand did not do it intentionally, but inattention to proper names was an aristocratic habit of his.

I would urge every one of you to get into the habit of going to church every Sunday, never miss.

It was a good joke to come up behind a naked boy, and push him into the pool. I made quite a habit of this with boys of my own size or less.

He said he would try to kick the habit of getting up late.

After all, he made a habit of ending each evening with a set of ultra-modern pieces.

I know her to have a hard and heavy hand to be much in the habit of laying it upon her husband.

If so, get into the habit of making more of whatever you're having for dinner, then pack up the leftovers for lunch the next day.

The hire of a cart at any time, might not be so easy as you suppose; our farmers are not in the habit of letting them out.

Youth have been a habit of hers for so long that she can not part with it.

As if by magic, virtually all British parents have suddenly picked up the habit of reading to their children.

It was said the people who lived on his street, got in the habit of actually setting their clocks according to when he would walk by.

Japan, after all, has made something of a habit of changing its leaders.

Despite its habit of producing heroes, the history of the Organa family had not always been honorable.

The habit of keeping pleasant is in deed better than an income of a thou-sand dollars a year.

This may cause you to stop being proactive and to fall into a habit of being reactive, of waiting for someone else to do something.

The normal routine of the countryside has gone out of the window, as it seems to have developed the habit of doing in recent years.

Echo is still ready to answer us when we call her, and she keeps up her old habit of having the last word.

The habit of a realist to find things the reverse of their appearance inclined him to put every statement in a paradox.

So I shall try to make it a habit of swallowing my frogs early in the day.

Recently David seems to have also got into the bad habit of going to bed late[8].

For instance, trying to establish a habit of seeing things in a more positive and optimistic light can be quite useful.

People can't bear a habit of him, the views is over and over, he always change his mind.

I cannot form a habit of that which has no center.

The habit of looking on the bright side of every event is worth more than a thousand pounds a year.

The habit of keeping pleasant is indeed better than income of a thousand dollars a year.

It was obvious that this gate and those hinges, carefully oiled, were in the habit of opening more frequently than was supposed.

Use these techniques when you have to, but don't make it a habit of lying to your child.

First of all, you can save it in the bank to cultivate a good habit of save money. when you really need money, you can tae it out.

When heard this news , I felt sad of him , if he had good habit of physical activity , he wouldn't have died .

Pandemic scares have an unfortunate habit of looming just when investors are regaining a bit of confidence after a financial shock.

In larger companies, it's easy to slip into the bad habit of building in too much code to handle future requirements.

just a week he formed the bad habit of smoking and drinking.

He said that he was in the habit of coming to the garden with his father to get lettuces for their Sunday dinner.

After she joined CA, her income started to increase, Right after that she began to have the habit of paying for her friends at restaurant.

Lazy, is perhaps the common problem, and the lazy habit of me, it was often slow down the pace, nothing has no effect.

Both of us had a habit of sneezing in bright sunlight and of drawing ketchup out of its bottle with a knife.

The author used to be in the habit of choosing passwords that could be typed with one hand at different positions on the keyboard.

She was a grave and silent little person with the disconcerting habit of holding your gaze unblinkingly, as if you had nothing in common.

He had a habit of blinking his eyes, but gradually he grew out of it.

Although "different" is the habit of saying, but "different" is the word, at least in the mainland seems derogatory sense too.

It's true that once you get into the habit of smoking, you'll find it extremely difficult to get out of it.

Users who are in the habit of installing software only with root privileges might find it a bit weird having to install things without them.

she had not the habit of taking injudicious risks in any market, worldly or other.

Heathcliff had not the habit of bestowing a single unnecessary civility on Miss Linton, I knew.

Make it a habit of trading contact information with everyone you meet, then touching base every so often.

However, if you get in the habit of simplifying things for yourself, it will be easier for you to understand it yourself.

It's kinda easy to just fall into a habit of doing stuff or consuming things without really having much of a reason for doing so.

It is very easy to develop a habit of thinking when you see it gets you what you want.

We might have gone on like that. the habit of separation hardening into a permanent estrangement.

Half of the children said they had a habit of overeating or bingeing, which refers to overeating with a feeling of being out of control.

Designers seem to be in the habit of draw inspiration from yellowed photos and black-and-white memory.

I hope you will not always stay up late, but form a good habit of early to bed, early to rise.

But I have no problem in her staying up for an extra half an hour, provided this will instil in her the habit of reading.

And also because of the habit of looking at the sky all the time, I have found a very special phenomenon.

Another concerns the feudal nature of many constituencies, and the habit of their hereditary rulers of switching horses from poll to poll.

For instance, let's say that you're trying to build a habit of watering your flowers more.

In order to lose weight Jane tried to get out of the habit of taking sugar in her coffee.

As a consistent habit of life, regular discipline is of far greater value to any athlete than last-minute preparation.

This has been a long time, will not be spendthrifts cultivate the habit of that time could be natural not to the account.

If you could get out of the habit of smoking, you will soon feel better.

Since she had surgery on her right shoulder in 2008, Sharapova hasn't been able to entirely shake her habit of double faulting.

Friends share secrets, and God will share his secrets with you if you develop the habit of thinking about his Word throughout the day.

If I were a boy again, I would school myself into a habit of attention.

She had a habit of fixing her cold eyes on people with a steadiness that was not a little embarrassing.

A U. S. scholar pointed out: in a democratic society, every citizen of the habit of pondering over a very small target, and that is himself.

Depression seems to prepare the mind for a long-term habit of appreciating others' point of view.

Hair and beggars , now, I still retain the habit of dyeing long hair, although sometimes does not like other people "long hair" to call me.

I was not in the habit of wearing a watch, which he said was not acceptable for two reasons.

BIt's good to make it a regular habit of daily life.

Be careful that this habit of dealing with problems in a reasonable way doesn't turn into an overconcern with your problems.

Manchester has made a habit of producing young stars and is perceived to be a great option for emerging players.

Many developers make a habit of providing their own implementations, at least for classes that are largely data representations.

For years, he'd had the habit of taking notes of his mother's words.

This kind of relying too much on the habit of bank psychological, through the bank "penny do great things" expectations value is very high.

Humans sometimes have a habit of looking down at people, that have been unable to find their place in the world.

Yet, for reasons I'm currently on a quest to uncover, the moment something feels uncomfortable, I've had a habit of calling it quits.

By his refusal to countenance unpopular measures and his habit of showering public money on any problem, he risks prolonging the recession.

But it hasnonetheless been a force for good, getting everyone in the habit of discussingthe future of the region in a diplomatic setting.

Then there is her habit of appearing to nod off momentarily between utterances, as if she were on something stronger than electricity.

how life has the habit of continuing unabated. happiness & sadness co existing. the world doesnt seem to stop for either. overruns it all.

The ostrich syndrome: we have developed the habit of sticking our heads in the hole, almost always so as not to see problems.

His aristocratic demeanour and habit of making off-the-cuff remarks contribute both to his appeal and his potential liability.

Add to that the fact that Vietnam has a habit of ignoring its own legislation, whether on public smoking or motorcycle helmets.

Relatives of the deceased have a habit of cropping up in cases like this.

And finally you could install the habit of changing your diet to whatever you want it to be.

I; ve formed the habit of listening to English programme before going to bed.

Leaders are not in the habit of discussing their mental health problems in public, at least not while still exercising power.

It will remind you and motivate you to continue. Furthermore you will create a habit of responding positively to the keyword.

Once seen as the bad habit of an immature economy, China's state meddling is now seen as a bulwark of stability.

Sustained only by Beijing's habit of central planning, it is hard to see a future for Shenzhen beyond further marginalisation.

Burton comments on the Egyptian peasant's habit of having sex with a female crocodile, and delves into penis size among the different races.

Eg. I wish I could get out of the habit of smoking.

Habit, routine, is the enemy of diligence - the habit of thought, of action, of conduct.

get in the habit of guarding your personal information just like you would your money . in the long run , it ' s just as valuable.

It is the first great thing that the children and youth should be especially careful to develop a habit of courtesy.

In accent, mannerism and habit of mind he appeared to be completely Eastern European.

Later, when I got to know him , I learned that Don made a habit of writing a quick , encouraging word to people in all walks of life .

People who develop the habit of hard work don't become bums or drug addicts, and don't wind up in middle age with suicidal self-loathing.

Help them to realize that it is not easy to make money, form the good habit of frugality and see the value of labour.

Every once in a while one of my lambs will develop a habit of straying.

Germany seemed to have reverted to its post-war habit of shirking global responsibilities.

Half month passed by, the man wasn't getting the habit of absence of the woman, missing her clever act, missing her temperature of her body.

Great efforts should be made to inform young people, especially the dreadful consequences of taking up the habit of smoking.

It is to performing a good action, but not easy to acquire a settled habit of performing such actions.

Great efforts should be made to inform young people of especially the dreadful consequences of taking up the habit of smoking.

I have formed the habit of walking for a while after getting up in the morning.

Don't let yourself get caught up in a habit of constantly changing who you are or how you act just to fit in.

We may not be good friends. But, it seems that believing you has been a habit of mine.

Get out of the habit of drawing on a white background.

His habit of listening to both sides of every argument, say his supporters, bodes well.

Passing the buck seems to be a habit of hers.

For an achiever, perhaps the most dangerous, most destructive habit of all is procrastination, for it robs you of your initiative.

Take the habit of saying NO by realizing that this request is actually your responsibility.

As a mail boy , he had picked up the habit of addressing people by their Christian names , whoever they were .

It was my mother who had long ago planted in me the habit of writing things down in order to understand them.

Document and celebrate often as you get in the habit of acknowledging what you have done right.

His habit of drinking two or three glasses of wine with dinner had made his liver more sensitive to the drug.

It's easy to perform a good action, but not easy to acquire a settled habit of performing such actions.

But you still keep churning it out, like you get into the habit of drinking a cup of coffee in the morning, or tea.

In this message I hope you and I will decide to try to develop a habit of asking questions before we make opinion statements.

We believed the veil was merely a cultural habit, of no relevance to Islam or to religious piety.

Once you develop the habit of smoking, you'll find it hard to get out of.

Practicing as quickly as possible also wipes out the habit of hesitating or stammering while thinking of the correct word to say.

Librarians should help the children develop a habit of reading, and help them enjoy reading.

Kruger got the habit of dropping in too about this time; he maintained that Swift knew nothing about painting.

It might be that not-depressed people tended to be more activated and the habit of coffee drinking just fit in their lifestyle.

People learn a foreign language had better have the habit of early to bed.

Our laboratory had a couple of gifted employees, and I had picked up their habit of searching the complete blood count for clues.

I think a girl would form the habit of gentilesse when grew up in a family full of love.

Don't tell me that that handsome child has been in the habit of prowling about as she's done these last two or three days.

I continued this method some few years, but gradually left it, retaining only the habit of expressing myself in terms of modest diffidence.

The basic feature of law thought is to think according to law and to have made a habit of thinking according to law.

This specific part of it has got into the habit of getting its head down occasionally.

Donald always seems to be short of cash and make a habit of lurching from one misadventure to the next.

There is no reason to think Japan's political class will suddenly forsake the habit of a lifetime.

Well, time flew past, as it has a habit of doing, and one day Johnny proposed to Jane and was accepted.

I think he never had to work hard at sports, so he never learned the habit of working hard.

Great efforts should be made to inform young people the dreadful consequences of taking up the habit of smoking.

if you keep up the good habit of reading aloud every morning , I am sure that your English is bound to be improved sooner or later.

In the past, Charles has been portrayed by various commentators as a dull, slightly loopy eccentric with a habit of talking to his plants.

Getting into the habit of writing a little bit everyday, is supposedly one of the important things a writer can do.

It's free money, almost, but the cost is not spending on other stuff in the meantime, and getting into the habit of investing the money.

I formed the habit of calling in on him in the evenings.

Get them in the habit of always bringing at least one solution idea for every problem you identify.

Schroeder characterized the birthday gift as part of Buffett's habit of using money as a means of control.

American women due to the habit of make-up, so they do not welcome service personnel sent to incense towel facial.

THE outcry over internet firms' habit of surreptitiously tracking web surfers' activities has clearly resonated inside the White House.

He said that, after a couple of sessions of Botox, the habit of 'grumpy face' could be broken.

We all agree that it is important to have a good habit of going to bed early.

The habit of reading is the only enjoyment in which there is no alloy; it lasts when all other pleasures fade.

In other words, for those in the habit of snacking at the movies, it made no difference whether the popcorn tasted good or not.

If everyone can hold the habit of the reading in the children time, he will be get good in all his life.

Quite a few young people nowadays have the habit of listening to background music while doing their homework.

She scratched her head. It was an unpleasant habit of hers.

However, sometimes a bad habit of thinking of, because one day you find missing in pain with a little shallow.

Once you get into the habit of smoking, you won't be able to give it up easily.

We've mentioned de Montfort's unfortunate habit of alienating those of his fellow barons who might otherwise be tempted to support him.

So let me disclose more , if only for the benefit of those , like me, who are in the habit of collecting coins .

We've become accustomed to the habit of thinking and speaking in terms of a subject, a self.

Two or three months since, were you not in the habit of writing to Linton?

But Murray has made a habit of immediately recovering breaks during the fortnight in Melbourne and he did so once again.

He had a bad habit of keeping worthies like Dr. Johnson cooling their heels for hours in an anteroom.

but as it is, I would really rather not sit down before those who must be in the habit of hearing the very best performers.

Donald always seems to be short of cash handmade habit of lurching from one misadventure tothenext.

He reckons good leadership and organisation are essential, and that schools must instil the habit of good behaviour in pupils.

Some Republicans think his wife's habit of speaking her mind could prove a problem.

Quite a few factors have led me to form the habit of collecting stamps .

Years of thrifty life has helped him develop a habit of preserving everything, everything he thinks is useful.

But for his bad habit of smoking, he would be a perfect man.

The tendency for financial services to run right over the cliff is accentuated by financial assets' habit of growing during booms.

Objective: to help participants begin the habit of task organization and to help them learn prioritizing from one another.

Teacher: yes, that's part of your studying. And also I suggest you form a habit of writing things down everyday.

In addition, the outside self-made fishy smell skins are edible and can also be prepared into a shape dogs like to meet the habit of dogs.

The prime minister also has a habit of not answering questions. In 2002 he refused to help prosecutors in an anti-Mafia case.

It must be used for (some) proper purposes. We young men should form the good habit of not spending money in the wrong way.

We haven't the habit of dealing electronic commerce, and prefer to deal service in the bank.

Both outfits have made a habit of buying unusually big stakes in hot private companies that they reckon still have plenty of room to grow.

He was dressed like a peasant, spoke with a local accent, and had even developed a habit of squatting.

Eg. I can't get out of the habit of waking at six in the morning.

Now the constitution of undergraduates become lower and lower , a majority of undergraduates have no habit of physical activity .

At the time, King John of England was in the habit of making a road out of nearly every path he walked regularly.

The habit of smoking left him nothing but stained teeth and ruined health.

So, I suggest that students learn to be confident, concentrate on learning and form a good habit of studying.

Early to bed, early to rise, " so goes an old saying. But how many of us are in the habit of doing that? "

This week parliament grilled Manmohan Singh over his latest failure to fight corruption and his habit of sticking with compromised allies.

Form a habit of Environmental protection and popularize the awareness of it.

Tom eventually formed the bad habit of playing computer games all day.

It is also easy to get into the habit of taking drugs only when the pain gets really bad.

Emma is a proud, independent woman, deeply ashamed of her past and her habit of giving over control to men who mistreat her.

But don't get in a habit of attaching your thoughts too much to it.

Troubled by the habit of spending money like water, during these years, I've always been observant .

Walking into a convenience store and ordering a cup of steaming hot coffee has become a habit of many working people in Taiwan.

Get into the habit of packing a day early for your trip and then take out half the stuff and leave it at home.

The long habit of living together in mutually dependent intimacy had given them the same vocabulary.

But Lu and Harris suggest that batters could likely be trained out of the habit of letting their peripheral vision fool them.

Next on America's agenda: China's habit of channelling cheap credit to its huge state-owned enterprises, fuelling "trade tension" .

Form the habit of turning off the light as you leave.

One of the best things you can do when you are looking for work is to get in the habit of continually updating your resume.

She also subscribed to a selective amnesia: "I have the habit of forgetting what I do not care to remember, " she conceded.

She had been in the habit of seeing him for a long time, and she had scrutinized him as girls scrutinize and see, while looking elsewhere.

He refrained from his habit of killing opposition by long, exhaustive, and numbing speeches.

The habit of engaging with God and His creations is easily made if you actively refuse to let your mind slip away.

With Peter Crouch on as a late substitute, England resorted to the bad old habit of hitting aimless long balls in his general direction.

Thus, evil practices become a habit of theirs and every time they commit one of their practices, they bear its burden.

This figurative habit of his mind crippled his judgement .

In past seasons, Kobe Bryant had a bad habit of picking up technical fouls for arguing with the referees too much.

I suggest that you develop the daily habit of acknowledging others and praising them for any contribution that they make to your life.

Knowing the king had a bad habit of drinking all night, Chunyu Kun decided to take this chance to admonish the king.

We may infer from the passage that the habit of drinking tea in Britain was mostly due to the influence of the upper social class.

If it did not exist 100. . . 1000. . . . 10000 years ago, you probably shouldn't be making a habit of eating it.

Indeed, in this respect it may not differ very much from the G8, which had a habit of making grandiloquent commitments and not following up.

Sadly, there seems little hope that the security forces will abandon the habit of a lifetime and allow truly fair elections.

After 35 years of stroking first with my left hand, I had developed a habit of pushing off with my body tipped onto my right side.

Yet analysts think the British habit of piling children's bedrooms with junk is changing, thanks to the economic slump.

I know really, having now not a few young mans contain part pretend the industry to listen to the habit of the background music.

The ugly girl got in the habit of calling across the room all the things she had to say to him.

And I tasted the fragrance of friendship. . . I slip over the habit of seeing others off From then on.

Their research also suggests that the habit of eating fruit at the end of a meal is a healthy one.

Twice people on the MTR, the underground railway, alert me to my bad habit of leaving my shoulder bag gaping open.

Never mind that magma made from subducted seafloorshas a habit of welling up in volcanoes.

Your old habit of being "Fashionably late" is no longer acceptable. You are always on time.

eg. He made a habit of taking a nap after lunch.

With this experience, I had developed the habit of breathing out to meet an unavoidable incoming strike.

Describing a repeated act or habit of the past, which is no longer true now: used to do sth.

Is In the habit of nodding off at his post during the night shift, which follows evening roll call and runs until morning roll call.

To loosely couple your classes, develop the final characteristic by building the habit of lowering the dependencies of your classes.

The ship workers have the habit of drinking a pot of tea in a tea shop everyday before working.

The habit of reading is one of the greatest resources of mankind.

Females are noticeably brighter than males due to their habit of not straying far from particularly algae-rich feeding grounds.

They acquire a cautious habit of mind, and a fear of "giving themselves away, " which makes a free and vigorous life impossible.

Do eat a small snack if you wake up hungry, but don't get into the habit of eating too much, as you may gain weight.

We get so much in the habit of wearing a disguise before others that we eventually appear disguised before ourselves.

The frustrating habit of seeking approval from other people when you know that you should trust your own instincts.

prevalent ? adj. encountered generally especially at the present time ? The habit of travelling by aeroplane is becoming more prevalent.

Procrastination is the bad habit of putting of until the day after tomorrow what should have been done the day before yesterday.

In retirement, he had a habit of popping up, particularly in booming Guangdong province, on unannounced "inspection" tours.