I'm a creature of habit when it comes to breakfast.
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I'm a creature of habit when left on my own.
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Occasionally, I use Beats, but I'm a creature of habit.
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Like most people, Vanessa Hudgens is a creature of habit.
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I'm a creature of habit – my routine is the same everyday.
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It's a lot of change, and I'm a creature of habit.
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That has reassured Nadal, a loyal person and a creature of habit.
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I'll be the first to admit that I'm a total creature of habit.
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"I am a creature of habit and stick with the same foods," she said.
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Fortunately for us, Trump is a creature of habit, and he's got some tells.
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Take it from a self-proclaimed creature of habit: you'll be glad you did.
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I remember how much a creature of habit I was in my 20's.
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After that, you're much more a creature of habit, and it only becomes harder.
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I'm a creature of habit and never really get sick of avocado toast or oatmeal.
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A creature of habit, America's president is uncomfortable spending nights away from his own bed.
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Tiffani Thiessen is a creature of habit when it comes to her meal of choice.
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Creature of habit I drink only water, Starbucks coffee, and when I'm sick, mint tea.
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Being a creature of habit, I really love the Broadway schedule, eight shows a week.
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"Yuki is a creature of habit and is selective with whom she see's," one profile reads.
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I'm definitely a creature of habit and don't mind eating the same thing all the time.
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I am a creature of habit and my workday meals are basically the same every day.
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Sometimes I think I've been single for so long that I'm just a creature of habit.
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Lawrence was a creature of habit, so our phone conversations every Monday and Thursday were sacrosanct.
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One is because I'm a creature of habit and that's when I get up every day.
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Still, I'm a creature of habit, so I did the same thing before heading to Trader Joe's.
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When it comes to hot tools, I'm a creature of habit — and I rarely upgrade my arsenal.
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He is a creature of habit, preferring the quiet of his neighborhood to the cacophony of downtown.
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"I'm a creature of habit," Alba, who made this year's Christmas card in partnership with Shutterfly, tells PEOPLE.
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I'm a creature of habit, and every day I have Chobani peach yogurt and a piece of fruit.
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Washington (CNN)For President Donald Trump -- a creature of habit and routine -- once an adviser, always an adviser.
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Whether or not you consider yourself a "creature of habit," it's inevitable that life is a series of routines.
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Like most, I'm a creature of habit, and have to really put in the work to break those habits.
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But what if you identify more with the latter set — ain't nothin' wrong with being a creature of habit!
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Blue Jays 4, Yankees 1 Throughout his 17-year career, C. C. Sabathia has been a creature of habit.
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Unsurprisingly, it's avocado toast with a fried egg (I am a creature of habit and it tastes so good).
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A creature of habit when he's not eating alone with Melania Trump, the President isn't looking to make new friends.
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Then I brush my teeth — I'm a creature of habit and use the Jason Powersmile toothpaste — and put on deodorant.
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Michael is also a creature of habit and gets scrambled eggs and lox, and Esme gets a bagel like me.
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Macdonald is a creature of habit, and many of those habits are not conducive to the advancement of his career.
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A creature of habit, she often has the same chicken salad from Pret a Manger, a chain of sandwich shops.
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I'm a creature of habit, so I have the same lunch as last week: chicken sausage, cheese stick, apple, and carrots.
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Like most coaches, Izzo is a creature of habit, and he wasn't initially supportive of having the tournament a week early.
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Ivanka Trump is a creature of habit, from the way she talks (or doesn't) to the media to her perfectly coiffed hair.
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She's a creature of habit and has the 5 go-tos she always wears but still has drawers and drawers of it.
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I shower, feed the kitties and myself (eggs and coffee – I am a creature of habit), and hit the road to work.
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I eat yogurt with granola and two Cuties, because I'm a creature of habit when it comes to food for the week.
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Not all nuns wear habits anymore, but this was a really nice play on words: A "Creature of habit?" is a NUN.
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CREATURE OF HABIT I generally start my Sundays early, by 6:30 or 7, and there are two good reasons for that.
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But Mr. Trump is a creature of habit, and Mr. Schiller will be away from him for the first time in years.
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Of course, my body is a creature of habit, but I lie in bed for a good 30 minutes, just because I can.
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" Another source agreed that the first lady is intensely introverted and a creature of habit who "just wants to do her own thing.
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I'm a creature of habit and have been eating oatmeal with craisins, cinnamon, and brown sugar for breakfast for almost two years now.
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" The source notes that the first lady is intensely introverted and a creature of habit who "just wants to do her own thing.
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As a creature of habit, I like keeping to a schedule, and I was eager to exercise, shower, and settle down to work.
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United States Coach Jill Ellis, a creature of habit, sticks with her three-person midfield of Julie Ertz, Sam Mewis and Rose Lavelle.
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Trump is known as a creature of habit and a homebody who makes inconvenient nighttime flights just to sleep in his own bed.
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I'm a creature of habit: Every day after work, I go home, change right into my pajamas, and order the same salad for dinner.
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I'm a creature of habit, and when I sit down to watch TV, I don't want to shout into a remote or at my Echo.
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A creature of habit (with a habit of inventing creatures), Gorey was at least as attracted to the quotidian as he was to the bizarre.
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Groundhog -- and opposite-day The President is a creature of habit, and routinely casts a wide net of blame for everything that isn't going his way.
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I thought it was a solid alternative to Chrome with great performance, but I'm a creature of habit and needed to go back to my old interface.
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Thursday Breakfast: Cold-brew coffee and oatmeal Lunch: Dos TorosSnack: String cheese and Pirate's Booty So I'm clearly a creature of habit when it comes to breakfast.
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Meanwhile, Kim's counting on Trump being a creature of habit -- and those habits include putting his own ego ahead of the security needs of the American people.
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When in town, Mr. Cohen was a creature of habit, returning to a string of family-owned businesses found along The Main, all easily reached by foot.
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Brilliantly played by Parsons, the character is, above all else, a creature of habit and routine, which made his deer-in-the-headlights response to the Nobel ring true.
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I've become a creature of habit in getting the same salad and smoothie every day, but it's so good that I don't think I'll ever get tired of it.
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I never used to be such a creature of habit, but now that my work schedule is more predictable, it's actually really nice to have routine in my life.
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Not much is made of his European upbringing (revealed in other books), but this rigid creature of habit is able to adapt to pastry shops instead of diners — barely.
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I've always been a creature of habit, but that year — with what many would recognize as too much time on my hands — I became a kind of habit formation zealot.
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The exchange was a notable deviation on a Thanksgiving that was otherwise almost an exact replica of how the president, a known creature of habit, spent the holiday last year.
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But think back on her career thus far — and her ever-evolving beauty sensibility along with it — and you'll realize that the actress is actually more of a creature of habit.
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While the President has proven himself to be a creature of habit, the State of the Union could be an opportunity to identify some real threats that are currently endangering Americans.
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As played by Natasha Lyonne, who wrote the series with Amy Poehler and Leslye Headland, Nadia is a creature of habit, not much given to tweaking her functional day-to-day look.
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He was a creature of habit, and they say he reserved a day for each of them: Allen was Thursdays, Goldstein was Tuesdays and Saturdays, and Johnston, who is straight, always drew Mondays.
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"We like to have the family in front of the fireplace, wearing matching pajamas," Alba, 37, told PEOPLE about being "a creature of habit" when it comes to her loved ones' holiday card.
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November 2019 update: I haven't really touched the app since setting up my earbuds and creating my preset, partly because I'm a creature of habit who has gotten used to her audio settings.
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President Trump, a culinary creature of habit and junk food aficionado, seems content, for now, to ensconce himself in the White House rather than partake of the dining options in increasingly foodie Washington.
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Carry-On The chef and television star Rachael Ray is always starting projects (TV shows, magazines, now a home furnishings collection), but she is a creature of habit when it comes to travel.
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" WATCH: Andy Cohen's Pick For The Most Absurd Real Housewives Business Ever While her daughter likes to expect the same lunch every day, Frankel says she, personally, is "not a creature of habit with food.
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Because "Mollie was a creature of habit" and used the same three routes for her run, Mortvedt says the volunteer search for evidence into her disappearance — which has been fruitless so far — has been called off.
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If it's not obvious by now, I am a creature of habit, and I always listen to the same songs when I run, starting with "Put Your Hands Where My Eyes Could See" by Busta Rhymes.
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When a brief interview he gave to a French television network hinted at his whereabouts, I went to the Italian Riviera and found Mr. Matzneff — a creature of habit, his diaries made clear — in his favorite cafe.
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The new president is a creature of habit who loves to control his working environment, and the day of pageantry obscured the change from private citizen to leader of the free world, which will begin in earnest on Saturday.
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A creature of habit, Gerwig also casts "Lady Bird" co-star Timothee Chalamet as their neighbor Laurie, the boy who loves more than one of them, while classing up the periphery with Laura Dern, Meryl Streep, Tracy Letts, Chris Cooper and Bob Odenkirk.
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"This species is very secretive, most active at dawn and dusk, and is a true creature of habit, often traveling the same trails," Imogene Cancellare, a conservation biologist and PhD student in the department of Entomology and Wildlife Ecology at the University of Delaware, told Gizmodo.
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Since I am not a creature of habit, those morning walks with Lev became almost the only ritual in my life, a kind of slow, pleasant awakening in an equally sleepy universe, until one evening that spring, Lev had a slightly upsetting talk with my wife, Shira, and me.
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Someone outside her marriage did the work of providing the structure of romance, dates, courtship; that heightened her own sense of sexuality in a way that David — who was consumed with his music, who was a creature of habit, who had thoroughly relaxed into the relationship — could not.
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The guidelines — which come from foreign officials who have already met with the president, and their Washington consultants — include: WATCH THIS: People at the White House: The Final Interview with The Obamas Aides and critics alike acknowledge that the packed trip would be a taxing one for any leader, let alone for 70-year-old Trump, a creature of habit who since taking office has routinely sought refuge at his Trump-branded resorts.
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Race Car Blues features the previously-released tracks "Jellyfish", "Creature of Habit Pt.2", "Safety Switch", "Low", title track "Race Car Blues" and "19", and was recorded throughout 2019 at Salt Studios in Melbourne. The album was engineered by the band's bass guitarist Alex Quayle.
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" The store in question was South Boston Liquor Mart (also known as Stippos; now Rotary Liquors), at 295 Old Colony Avenue, which Whitey had extorted from its legitimate owner. Carr began taking whatever precautions he could to keep Whitey and Weeks off his tail. "The key to staying alive, I quickly figured out, was to avoid becoming a creature of habit. Wiseguys (or anyone else) who don't mix up their routines are the ones who inevitably get caught 'flat-footed,' to use the old expression.
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Pam (Pam Ayres) and Gordon (Geoffrey Whitehead) are a long-married couple who run a small garden centre. Gordon is a creature of habit while Pam longs to break out of her humdrum routine. The humour revolves around her efforts to persuade him to try something new, or at least stop holding her back. For instance, for their annual holiday, Gordon is content to return to their caravan which has been parked for years in Swanage, while she tries to organize a trip to some exotic location overseas, or at least somewhere other than Swanage.
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Ono's concern for routes and directions reflects a belief in Japanese traditional katatagae, but this is overlooked by Goldman, who has been accused of racism.The 1988 Rolling Stone review pointed this out, especially citing the chapter entitled "The Lennons Buy A Lenoir". Goldman also alleges Lennon's musical comeback in 1980 was only allowed, and then orchestrated, by Ono after she realized her own ambitions for performing music on the A list without Lennon were futile.The Lives of John Lennon by Ray Albert Goldman (1988, William Morrow and Co.) "Creature of Habit", p.
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' While at SACEUR Haig felt that the large Warsaw Pact exercises were intimidating to observers, and, despite HQ staff disapproval, created the Exercise Autumn Forge exercise series, increasing the size of the event by holding all the NATO ACE exercises at the same time of year.Galvin, Fighting the Cold War, University Press of Kentucky, 2015, 237-8. A creature of habit, Haig took the same route to SHAPE every day – a pattern of behavior that did not go unnoticed by terrorist groups. On June 25, 1979, Haig was the apparent target of an assassination attempt in Mons, Belgium.
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The ceremony at VersaillesThe ceremonies were abbreviated when the king was at Marly or one of his other occasional retreats, providing a sense of intimacy that was only comparative, but engendering struggles among courtiers to be invited on such occasions, precisely the kind of competition Louis fostered. has been described in detail by Louis de Rouvroy, duc de Saint-Simon. Louis XIV was a creature of habit and the inflexible routine that tired or irritated his heirs served him well. Wherever the king had actually slept, he was discovered sleeping in the close-curtained state bed standing in its alcove, which was separated from the rest of the chambre du roi by a gilded balustrade.
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While driving home from his London office in his Rover P5B, Harold Pelham, a director of Freeman, Pelham & Dawson, a marine technology company and very conservative creature of habit, seems to undergo a sudden personality change and starts to drive both fast and recklessly on his way home, imagining himself in a sports car, and ending in a serious high-speed crash. On the operating table he briefly suffers clinical death, after which there briefly appear to be two heartbeats on the monitor. After he recovers from the accident Pelham notices odd things occurring and people acting strangely, and he gradually finds his life in turmoil. Friends, colleagues and acquaintances claim to have seen him in places where he has no memory of being or doing things he can't recall, involving behaving in rash ways quite unlike his usual character.
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