made a habit of

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

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

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 .

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

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

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.

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

Kim has made a habit of spectacular performances, but even she was dazzled by this one.

Valentim's family told reporters she had a stubborn streak and always made a habit of minding her own business.

Mr Kim has made a habit of defying the United Nations Security Council by conducting missile and nuclear tests.

Casanova, the infamous womanizer, made a habit of drinking chocolate before his romantic escapades.

South African companies are paying much more attention to the rest of the continent, which some once made a habit of ignoring.

In fact, governments have made a habit of stiffing foreign creditors.

Mr Scott has made a habit of spurning federal handouts, especially if they are tied to Mr Obama's health-care reforms.

I learned that Tom made a habit of writing a quick note to people in all walks of life.