Astronauts had a habit of leaving things on the moon.
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She had a habit of making lists in a small notebook.
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My father had a habit of reading the newspaper every morning.
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Times Insider Jacques Chirac had a habit of turning on the charm.
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Times Insider Jacques Chirac had a habit of turning on the charm.
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In fact, he had a habit of introducing himself as 'Keith from Kutztown.
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And I had a habit of eating in secret and forgetting about it.
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Furthermore, injected fillers had a habit of absorbing into the body—often unevenly.
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Even before his downfall, Harvey Weinstein had a habit of pissing people off.
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Ms. Swift had a habit of burying hidden messages in her liner notes.
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The Politics Recently, Australian leaders have had a habit of being brutally ousted.
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And Brangelina had a habit of being the most beautiful and loving couple around.
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Balto also apparently had a habit of urinating and defecating around the Theranos office.
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But the largest rotations had a habit of making a deep, unsettling "clunk" noise.
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To hide it, he had a habit of repeating technical terms he heard others using.
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When faced with such criticism, Perry has had a habit of leaping to the defense.
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Trump also had a habit of selling real estate to Russians in all-cash deals.
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For a long time, I had a habit of laying on the blush really hard.
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Mommy had a habit of parading "his" waiters by tables of people he wished to impress.
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The prosecution portrayed Nguyen as someone who had a habit of burning businesses for insurance money.
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He had a habit of encouraging his close male buddies to take Leslyn as a lover.
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Ginobili, Kerr said, had a habit of driving Coach Gregg Popovich crazy by throwing circus passes.
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Both of them had a habit of swatting nervously at other children who got too close.
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Alec had a habit of tossing his Walgreens prescription bags and receipts in the back seat.
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Instead, I had a habit of shopping when I felt bored, stressed, or unhappy about something.
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As Hyden's daughter, Samantha, explains in the documentary, Hyden had a habit of mentoring struggling young people.
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Lisa had a habit of keeping her hands clean and having other people do her dirty work.
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Throughout its history, Facebook has had a habit of eliminating would-be rivals by simply copying features.
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As small children are wont to do, Rushaine had a habit of putting things in his mouth.
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And she had a habit of reading the Federal Register, the daily diary of new federal rules.
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Since the age of 18, her relatives said, she had a habit of traveling for the holiday.
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Kepler had a habit of faking its own death, but managed to keep on keepin' on every time.
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He had a habit of memorizing employees' license plate numbers to track which ones worked the longest hours.
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When he did visit his attorneys, he had a habit of hoisting a cowboy boot onto their desks.
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During high school, I had a habit of watching classic films as a way of procrastinating on homework.
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Jono, from Ireland, has had a habit of "scoring drugs before work" and is estranged from his daughter.
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From John Sullivan to Bob Fitzsimmons and James Corbett, white champion boxers had a habit of avoiding black contenders.
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During the 2016 campaign, Trump's team had a habit of hyping up speeches about national security, economics, and immigration.
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Worse, the batteries had a habit of catching on fire, forcing Apple to issue a recall on the device.
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The mainstream press had a habit of "portraying all these events in such a mysterious way," Mr. Foa said.
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He soon found that local Taiwanese suppliers were not reliable: rubber tyres had a habit of falling off rims.
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He also had a habit of buying the stocks of drug companies that benefited from policies he was pushing.
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But Captain Hasan said that the carrier had a habit of simply moving the faulty radar to another plane.
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I did not even remember Kiyo's face, but being a consultant, I had a habit of always sending a reply.
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She was outspoken, confident, witty and had a habit of flouting convention that seemed to appeal to stuffy British aristocrats.
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The latter had a habit of marking his roommates with an iron rod and was clearly reigning terror in the prison.
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Mr Kim's father and predecessor, Kim Jong Il, had a habit of cheating on nuclear commitments before the ink was dry.
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After Greta was born, my wife, Stacy, and I had a habit of checking to make sure she was still breathing.
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Lucas Campbell, the engineer, had a habit of talking thermodynamics with Rob Buccigrossi, the mate, while the two were on deck.
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They had a habit of luring Texas-bred aces through free agency, like Ryan, Doug Drabek, Roger Clemens and Andy Pettitte.
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The other men seem to have accepted this arrangement without complaint, but Genovés had a habit of undermining the women's authority.
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Mr. Trump has long had a habit of appearing to take two sides of an issue, sometimes in the same sentence.
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Image: Hiroki Obata/GizmodoThousands of years ago, Japanese artisans had a habit of mixing maize weevils into their clay when making pottery.
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Apparently a regular reader of She's A Homewrecker, Baxter had a habit of compounding the damage to people shamed on the site.
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Multiple sources said Garden changed the business direction often and had a habit of talking over female employees and executives during meetings.
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And divers began complaining about an unpredictable wind that had a habit of bursting into the open-air aquatics centre without warning.
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Like father, like son: Mr. Cohen said that Trump had a habit of undervaluing his real estate holdings to evade property taxes.
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"The family members had a habit of discussing things very openly," said Manuel Jose Carvajal, 64, and part of the fourth generation.
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Green had a habit of flailing his arms or legs, and a few times made contact with opponents in the groin area.
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She had a habit of grabbing it and crocheting absent-mindedly, holding it almost like a rosary, as she told her story.
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The latter is a reference to Stingily's grandmother, Estelle, who had a habit of keeping a bat at the entrance to her home.
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Wolff writes that Trump had a habit of bad-mouthing his staff, often on after-dinner phone calls to outside friends and confidantes.
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He writes that Mr. Oppenheim had a habit of "scrunching his nose and holding journalism at arm's length" when discussing the Weinstein investigation.
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But you know, my colleagues had a habit of asking three questions: Did you conspire, did you collude, did you coordinate with Russians?
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In his video, shared on Saturday, Charles also went on to address Westbrook's claims that he had a habit of sexually harassing straight men.
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Family members and authorities confirmed to Fox 46 that Robinson had a habit of trying to assist law enforcement efforts to locate drug dealers.
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In recent years the company has also had a habit of announcing major takedowns of what it badges "fake accounts" ahead of major votes.
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Her cheeks were too rosy, her teeth were too big, and she had a habit of chewing her lower lip when she was thinking.
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Asked about Mr. Nader's plans to attack Iran, the senior Saudi official said Mr. Nader had a habit of pitching proposals that went nowhere.
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Ruth had a habit of knocking the dirt out of his cleats with the barrel of his bat, leaving small impressions on the barrel.
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I had a habit of overanalyzing and reading into things that simply were not there — it was almost a sport for me at that point.
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Aside from needing a larger space for play, I noticed that we all had a habit of getting a little tangled up in the cable.
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A close, personal friend of the legendary Max Factor, Crawford is said to have had a habit of overdoing it with her makeup — especially foundation.
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Aerys had a habit of doing this; he was called the "Mad King," and obsessively said, "Burn them all," near the end of his life.
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But the couple were not entirely surprised: They told the police that the dead relative had had a habit of hiding money around the house.
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According to Axios, Bolton was a prolific note-taker and had a habit of contemporaneously documenting everything that was said in every meeting he participated in.
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Provincial authorities in Indonesia, who hold significant power, have had a habit of turning away offers of help from outsiders, say the staff of international charities.
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They would reportedly jaunt off to Martha's Vineyard together, and Graham even had a habit of throwing her keys to the investor during charity events and parties.
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He wrote that a major problem leading to Nordic "mongrelization" was the uncoöperative Nordic women, who had a habit of choosing the wrong men to mate with.
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When we launched Vox, we talked about the tyranny of the new — the way the latest thing had a habit of crowding out the most important things.
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A source at Pixar told THR Lasseter had a habit of "grabbing, kissing," and "making comments about physical attributes" to employees and others in the entertainment industry.
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But the president-elect has also had a habit of reversing course on some campaign claims, so it's troubling to see him staying on this particular path.
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Southpaw Pud Pad Noy may have been the smaller fighter but he had a habit of making orthodox boxers, like Apidej, look like joeys in the ring.
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The uncle you once looked up to, it turned out, had a habit of sharing rude memes that you did not want to see, much less Like.
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When I used to get dumped, I had a habit of clinging to my ex-boyfriends' oversized sweaters, hoping they'd materialize into the people I once loved.
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A reporter for New York magazine has penned an exposé, revealing how the dearly departed "Uncle Moe" had a habit of helping himself to the ships' dancers.
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She had a habit of picking at small lesions on her skin, which, early in her new relationship, worsened a staph infection she acquired from sharing makeup.
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His vocals veered between melody and various degrees of sneer, rant and cackle; he had a habit of adding an extra syllable — "uh" — to lines at whim.
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Aside from the general "why?" many questions remain—for example: When I was in college, my friend had a habit of letting his car run out of gas.
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Bill Gates once had a habit of memorizing his employees' license plate numbers to keep tabs on when they came and left during the early days of Microsoft.
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Past titleholders, Kamato Hongo, who died at age 116, and Leandra Becerra Lumbreras, who died at age 127, both had a habit of sleeping for days on end.
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Last year Apple seized share in premium phones when Samsung struggled with its Galaxy Note 7; its batteries had a habit of overheating, which necessitated a global recall.
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His unscripted nature is a big part of his political persona, and he's had a habit of making news for a slip of the tongue in years past.
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He was also "had a habit of drinking too much," according to "The Everything Store: Jeff Bezos and the Age of Amazon," by journalist and biographer Brad Stone.
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Daniel Lacalle, chief economist at Tressis Gestion, told CNBC on Thursday that Italian politics had a habit of muddling through, but the economy was in a "worrying" shape.
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TIMOTHY CARPENTER, a Michigan man, had a habit of stealing smartphones from Radio Shacks and T-Mobile stores; his own phone provided the evidence authorities needed to nab him.
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It was while she was filming on sets where Paltrow laid the foundations for Goop, as she had a habit of asking extras and crew members for local recommendations.
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The substance of the story has never been confirmed, and Sajudin's ex-wife said he had a habit of telling tall tales — "he's seen Bigfoot," she said, according to Farrow.
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While some were surely upset about the accusations, college football fans have long had a habit of only caring about their team's immorality if it's hurting them on the field.
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He had a habit of sleeping until noon, so no one thought of checking on him, until Ralphie's assistant showed up just after 12 PM and opened his bedroom door.
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Before Saint Hubert became an actual saint, he was a circa-7th century son of a duke who had a habit of ditching church so he could go hunting instead.
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When my family went camping I had a habit of crouching near the end of our little lot in the campground and picking through it as my parents set everything up.
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Athletes who had lost their events, or were no longer competing, had a habit of turning to alcohol, said Harry Warganegara, deputy of sports at the Indonesian Asian Games Organising Committee.
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Rather, it was the testimony we heard and evidence we uncovered that Mr. Bolton had a habit of twisting intelligence to back his bellicosity and sought to remove anyone who objected.
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Then he noticed that he had a habit of getting up every afternoon and walking around the office to socialize with his co-workers, but he would always buy a cookie.
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Killarney may have been especially vulnerable to attack because she had a habit of spending time on the ground after dark while most of the other koalas stayed in the trees.
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Twitter has had a habit of buying products, incorporating core features into its main app, and then either killing or ignoring the services that made those features popular in the first place.
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He, Moreau said in her smoker's gravelly voice, had a habit of turning up to see her in the theater in her debut years before cinema fame, before dozing off and snoring.
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But the secretary, whose net worth is estimated by the Center for Responsive Politics to be $13.6 million, had a habit of getting his name in the news for all the wrong reasons.
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Clearly, Bonny is describing a Timeline that's driven by something more than reverse chronology, a change he mostly didn't like because it had a habit of scattering Twitter conversations all over the timeline.
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The carrier had a habit of purchasing the first issue of comics and magazines, according to the release, and over the next eight decades, the issue has only changed owners a few times.
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Matt Lauer had a habit of "flirting" with junior NBC staff members long before he was fired for alleged sexual misconduct or was accused of raping colleague Brooke Nevils, a source tells PEOPLE.
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Bucksbaum, who worked with John Hughes on a number of films, remembered that the legendary filmmaker had a habit of picking out random people from the crew, or their relatives, for small parts.
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According to an LA Times story from October that cited an anonymous source close to the White House, the chief executive had a habit of tuning into Hannity's show and calling the host afterward.
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He did, realizing only after he was in the room with his subject that perhaps he seemed inappropriately slovenly, since he had a habit of wiping his brushes off on his right pant leg.
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Asked whether she had ever averted an attack, Corporal Revels, the Alabama officer, said that several years ago, she began monitoring a student who had a habit of pushing, kicking and bullying other students.
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I said I had a habit of looking into the face of every person who walked by me or stood next to me on the street, something that maybe most people did not do.
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Years ago, I worked with a leader who had a habit of giving critical negative feedback padded with so many positives that his direct reports often came away thinking they were getting a promotion.
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Calusinski first denied knowledge of how Kingan could have sustained his injuries, but eventually admitted, under sustained questioning, that Kingan had a habit of flinging himself backwards and hitting his head on the floor.
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But in Israeli eyes, Palestinian leaders starting with Yasir Arafat, the father of Palestinian nationalism who helped found Fatah in 1959, have had a habit of saying one thing in Arabic and another in English.
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In past decades, when faced with plebiscites on whether to embrace further European integration, voters across the Continent had a habit of slamming on the brakes — though in several instances they later changed their minds.
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Anita, who said that she grew up poor because her grandfather had given most of his estate to the Nazis, was an unenthusiastic student; she had a habit of cutting class and was eventually expelled.
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Unfortunately, these have a learning curve when it comes to flying—a little tap of the control stick goes a long way— and mine had a habit of flying off at an angle immediately on takeoff.
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Mousasi simply walked Hall down towards the fence, where Hall has always had a habit of getting stuck, and as soon as Hall lashed out with an ill advised push kick, he was on the floor.
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Comey testified in June that he had a habit of documenting his conversations with the President, and told senators that some memoranda and emails were classified and written on a classified computer, while others were unclassified.
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Perhaps the biggest political crisis he faced personally was when an Auckland waitress revealed last year that he had a habit of jokingly pulling her ponytail every time he entered her cafe, prompting her to complain.
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A tall, soft-spoken engineer, Soumenkov had a habit of arriving at work late in the morning and staying at Kaspersky's headquarters well after dark—a partially nocturnal schedule that he kept to avoid Moscow traffic.
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As Oklahoma Attorney General, Pruitt had a habit of taking press releases from local oil and gas companies, stamping his letterhead across the top and passing them on to the EPA verbatim as the official position of Oklahoma.
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Mr. Obama's chief of staff, Bill Daley, turned to Ronald Dermer, a Netanyahu aide who later became Israel's ambassador to Washington, and asked him if his boss had a habit of going to people's houses and lecturing them.
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At another Republican debate, Senator Ted Cruz of Texas, the son of a Cuban immigrant, said that Senator Marco Rubio of Florida had a habit of delivering a different message on immigration when addressing a Spanish-speaking audience.
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In 2014, an F.B.I. agent assisting with a murder investigation in Ville Platte stumbled onto a broader problem: The police and sheriff's deputies there had a habit of throwing people in jail without probable cause or a warrant.
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Real Paramore heads will know that for a while now, the band have had a habit of bringing fans onstage during "Misery Business," which is arguably their most iconic track, give or take, you know, the slut-shaming.
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"There were two interesting things about the case: Her husband apparently had not noticed, and whatever the weather, she had a habit of wearing a long operating gown which covered the marks of her misbehavior," says the former anesthesiologists.
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" Charles responded to Westbrook's claims that he had a habit of sexually harassing straight men, saying, "I have never and would never and will never use my fame, money or power to manipulate or get any sexual actions from a guy.
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" Charles addressed Westbrook's claims that he had a habit of sexually harassing straight men, saying, "I have never and would never and will never use my fame, money or power to manipulate or get any sexual actions from a guy.
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" He also addressed Westbrook's claims that he had a habit of sexually harassing straight men, saying, "I have never and would never and will never use my fame, money or power to manipulate or get any sexual actions from a guy.
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"Since 2016, the government of Ethiopia has had a habit of shutting down the internet whenever there is political unrest or demonstration [and] after a few months the new administration took office they returned to their old habit," Brhane said.
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" He also addressed Westbrook's claims that he had a habit of sexually harassing straight men, saying, "I have never and would never and will never use my fame, money or power to manipulate or get any sexual actions from a guy.
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He had a habit of introducing concepts whose reality he doubted by using scare quotes: there was Bruce Smith, the " quote DNA donor," and the prospect, if the county's appeal of the judgment failed, that he would " quote lose" the case.
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In an attempt to show his new customers how fresh his steakburgers were, founder Gus Belt apparently had a habit of bringing a "barrel of steaks" into the dining area, and grinding the meat in front of the delighted (?!?) guests.
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As a longtime lobbyist and political consultant who worked for multiple Republican candidates and presidents, Mr. Manafort had a habit of lying to banks to get multimillion-dollar loans and hiding his cash in offshore accounts when tax time rolled round.
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Since Gates had largely learned what he needed to start Microsoft while in high school, even after starting at Harvard, he only took a few computer courses, and he had a habit of not attending those he signed up for.
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Juice WRLD had a habit of taking up to 3 potent Percocet pills a day and would mix them with lean ... this according to his ex-girlfriend who claims the rapper became physically abusive when he tried to get clean.
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As was evidenced by the cavalcade of revelations around the producer, it has become clear the disgraced Hollywood heavyweight had a habit of inviting actresses to his hotel room for a supposed meeting, only to turn that "meeting" into reported sexual coercion.
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More recently, however, Trump seems to have had a habit of making a different play — of bluffing that he has tapes that will supposedly prove him right in some dispute or another, in an effort to get his opponent to back down.
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The conversation involved "the usual discussion of politics and media," said a lawyer for Mr. Cohen, Lanny J. Davis, adding that Mr. Cohen had a habit of recording conversations "in lieu of taking notes," and had not intended to ever make it public.
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My goal was to make each of the longer entries in both the five stacked Across answers and the four interlocking Down answers interesting, as well as to stay away from proper names, as I had had a habit of overusing them.
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My father had a habit of lying in bed and eating this peanut-butter candy called Mary Janes, a throwback treat from his youth that I think Cracker Barrel still sells, as do a few old-timey corner stores scattered around the country.
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Dürer's gift to Raphael, a self-portrait in gouache on silk canvas, has been lost, and the full extent of their friendship isn't known, but Dürer, who had a habit of seeking out famous Italian painters he admired, was the likely initiator.
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Moreover, after finally looking over the notes sent to me, I must say this: I had a habit of writing drafts of stories, placing the names of ppl I wanted to get quotes from in there, and then going to fetch the quotes.
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In 2007, Davontae Sanford, a 14-year-old who was blind in one eye and had a habit of telling tall tales, told Detroit police officers after hours of questioning that he had killed four people in a shooting a few blocks from his house.
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Sancho had a habit of making the Bundesliga's most revered defenders look like beer league novices, contributing 12 goals and 14 assists in the Bundesliga, as Dortmund pushed eventual champion Bayern Munich to a knife-edge title race, finishing second by only two points.
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He had a habit of sleeping with one hand crossed over his chest, like an old woman clutching her pearls, and I missed the 10 minutes before he woke up that I often spent staring at him, wondering how he could be comfortable like that.
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The small study of 32 obese men and women, half of whom had a habit of binge eating, suggests that satiety hormones may be lower during the evening hours, while hunger hormones rise toward nightfall and may be stoked even higher by stressful situations.
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Whereas on the previous tour, Robbie never referred to the actual history of violence that lay beneath the fictional significance of the locations — he was all Tlön, all the time — Brian had a habit of alluding to the reality of the place where we happened to be.
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On Saturday, she uploaded a 43-minute video titled "BYE SISTER" in which she accused Charles of being unsupportive, attacked him for spreading lies about her, slammed him for alleged comments he made about other beauty influencers, and also claimed he had a habit of sexually harassing straight men.
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Even in the fictional TV world, The Mindy Project had a habit of traveling to Staten Island — a place actual science has proven has one of the worst commutes in all of America — at lightning fast speeds to deal with leading man Danny Castellano's (Chris Messina) native borough.
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On a recent visit to Columbus, about 270 minutes southwest of Atlanta, she recounted a story about once when she and her older sister had gone searching for their father, who had a habit of walking or even hitch-hiking home, along a highway in the middle of winter.
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That source told CNBC of one large Wall Street bank that had a junior staffer who came from a prominent Chinese family whose business was considered desirable, and who had a habit of wearing a different Patek Philippe watch to the office for each day of the week.
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This is our first hint of a potential villain in the Roberto Aguirre-Sacasa led series, who sounds like she would get along swimmingly with Riverdale's Geraldine Grundy, who had a habit of sleeping with students before she escaped to another town and met her own dark fate.
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Young men who traced their roots back to places like Algeria, Morocco or Senegal, and who lived in slums outside the cities, had a habit of celebrating New Year's Eve, for example, by going down to the center of town and setting cars on fire or smashing storefront windows.
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From Eddie Redmayne and Sam Riley to Emma Watson, Bailey had a habit of putting film stars in his campaigns, culminating in 2016 when he celebrated the brand's 160 year heritage with a blockbuster film trailer entitled Tale of Thomas Burberry starring Sienna Miller, Domhnall Gleeson, Dominic West, and Lily James.
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During that frenzied week when Trump fired James Comey and it seemed like earth-shattering news was constantly breaking at 6 pm every night, I had a habit of sprinting up and down the halls of 30 Rock with stacks of paper flying out of my hands, running into people.
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Update 22006/230/22003: CNN published a report detailing the "verbally abusive and sexually demeaning" experiences former aides had while while working under Farenthold, who among other things, allegedly had a habit of referring to his staffers as "fucktards": The response: After the December 73 CNN report was published, Farenthold resigned.
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After referring to the radiation treatment he is receiving to stop the spread of testicular cancer, Thompson writes, "I had a habit of writing drafts of stories, placing the names of ppl I wanted to get quotes from in there, and then going to fetch the quotes," then blames editors for not competently editing him.
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Since Westbrook uploaded a 43-minute video on Friday titled 'BYE SISTER' in which she accused Charles of being unsupportive, attacked him for spreading lies about her, slammed him for alleged comments he made about other beauty influencers, and claimed he had a habit of sexually harassing straight men, she's received outpouring support from fans.
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Unfortunately, directors have had a habit of sticking their fingers into investigations that have received public attention, whether that's the Richard Jewell situation during the bombing of the Olympics, or the Anthrax investigations, or any number of cases where management takes a heavy hand—and it's often those cases that end up becoming quite controversial.
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BATALI&aposS RESTAURANT GROUP ENDING PARTNERSHIP WITH CHEF, BUT WON&aposT FINALIZE UNTIL JULY A couple of former employees, too, shared their experiences with Eater, alleging that Batali had a habit of greeting his female staff members by pressing the back of his hand into their crotch, or sometimes just cupping it while they were talking.
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Image: Screengrab via TripadvisorReview site TripAdvisor may have frantically backpedaled after a Milwaukee Sentinel-Journal expose showed that it had a habit of censoring reviews mentioning blackouts, rape, and suspicious deaths or injuries incurred at certain resorts—specifically Mexican ones, though it remains unclear if other destinations were involved—by adding new functionality warning of potentially dangerous hotels.
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The streetcar started running "simulated service" in fall of 2014, meaning the cars ran completely empty up and down H Street for roughly a year-and-a-half (like DC's Metro, the streetcar had a habit of catching on fire) before safety officials finally allowed it to open to the public in February of this year.
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There have been plenty of star-crossed productions in Met history, including the premiere of Samuel Barber's "Antony and Cleopatra" that opened the Met's Lincoln Center home in 1966 (amid serious last-minute technical glitches and labor woes) and Robert Lepage's recent "Ring" cycle (built around a 45-ton set that had a habit of breaking down).
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I don't know if this is because the power button is on the top edge of the device (it's on the bottom edge of my Paperwhite) and I had a habit of putting it into my backpack with the button facing up, or if the button on the Oasis is a little less stiff and therefore more easily pressed on.
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On "Fox News Sunday," Mr. Cruz argued that Mr. Trump had a habit of turning to personal attacks "when he gets scared, particularly on foreign policy," and said he was doing so now because he was "out of his depth" with recent comments like suggesting that United States pull back from NATO unless other nations pay more of the alliance's costs.
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Worth reading through the prism of other platforms' similar struggles: On 1 November 2017, an investigation by Raquel Rutledge, a journalist at the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, found that TripAdvisor had a habit of deleting posts detailing sexual assaults and other violent crimes on the grounds that they either violated the family-friendly policy, contained second-hand information, or hearsay, or they were deemed "off topic" by site moderators.
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If you'd arrived on the internet in the '90s, you'd have found many of its conversations playing out in places like Usenet groups, mailing lists and message boards — dork-friendly forums where debates had a habit of continuing, at tedious length, until they'd exhausted every possible rhetorical approach to the subject at hand, like a never-ending, dysfunctional undergraduate seminar with no professor and no purpose beyond, literally, the sake of argument.
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