Sentences with phrase «nasty habit»

Now that you've all recovered, it's that time of year where we make a list of resolutions of what we plan to accomplish or what nasty habit we want to break.

In fact, they've a rather nasty habit of going ex-growth without warning, while simultaneously shitting all over you with a bunch of loan write - offs.

In hindsight, the release of the SG - 1000 and its add - ons / second iteration now seem like the beginning of one of Sega's nastiest habits in the 90s: selling untested experiments rather than fully finished products; see also 32X, Sega CD, Saturn, etc..

I've developed a rather nasty habit lately.

You can't mention your god in schools because christians in particular have a very, very nasty habit of not just mentioning it, but of trying to ram it forcibly down the throats of the unwilling, and giving them the power of the state and an innocent audience of children to practice this forced indoctrination on has never worked out well in the past.

The species of grasshopper that decimated this field (below) has a particularly nasty habit of clipping grass stems off before nibbling at them and passing on.

founded by publishing veteran Deborah Sloan, where professional writers and interviewers will swoop in and save your profile from nasty habits like running on (and on) about your dog or using an outdated selfie that reeks of 2001.

Stripping out lawyers, who have a disproportionately nasty habit of becoming politicians, the three most tax - dodging professions account for about half the votes among Greek MPs.

She also has this really nasty habit of conflating «opinion» with «fact.»

Supporting analysis of a leaked draft bill from Xcel lobbyists illustrates this further and points out the company's nasty habit of trying to make its own rules.

It is becoming a very nasty habit, but what is the common denominator here Gooners?

When weight is transferred to the front, such as under braking or when popping off the throttle, the rear tires lose grip, and we are introduced to a particularly nasty habit of the mid-engine vehicle: unrecoverable oversteer.

I don't know about you, but all I can think about when I mow someone down or blow someone away in Payback ² [$ 4.99 / $ 79.99] is Jesse Ventura as Blaine in the movie Predator throwing back the cover of his minigun, spitting out his chewing tobacco (real nasty habit he's got there) and delivering that immortal one - liner, «Payback time!»..

West Ham United have developed a recent and rather nasty habit (from the perspective of Liverpool supporters, anyway) of taking points from the red half of Merseyside, whether they're at Anfield or in London.

Fail to fix the system, and Canadian startups will be at a significant disadvantage to their competition abroad — particularly those in Silicon Valley, which have a nasty habit of poaching top Canadian talent.

The people of Gaza have yet to fully rebuild their homes, hindered by Israel's naval and land blockade, which the Jewish state says is necessary for its security, as well as Hamas's nasty habit of confiscating building materials for use in new tunnels instead of new apartment buildings.

The second reason most self - improvement efforts are doomed to fail is that our emotions have a nasty habit of hijacking our behavior.

Chinese economic data is notoriously unreliable and Beijing has a nasty habit of trying to paper over weaknesses that might make the Communist Party look bad.

To start breaking this nasty habit: Create a list of your skills, talents, and achievements.

@colin You have a nasty habit of putting words in other peoples mouth, no one said the acts committed were acceptable.Lot, by the very testimony of the story was not culpable in the matter.Replied previous, but cnn put the reply on its own thread two pages ahead.Same basic response, little more information.

Yes, because Christians have had a nasty habit of burning alive, the people who did «speak their mind»

Unfortunately, we humans have a nasty habit of surrounding ourselves with like - minded people as soon as we have the opportunity to choose, so this may be your best chance to listen and learn from people who see the world a little differently.

That's the problem with reality, it has a nasty habit of frustrating the wishes of make believe beings.

I fear that if they receive completely secular educations, they will get into the nasty habit of compartmentalizing their faith, of assuming that Christianity plays no role in science or art or music or literature.

@colin You have a nasty habit of putting words in others mouths that were never uttered.No where in the postings, in my short participation with cnn, have I ever suggested a 6000 year old earth.Since this has happened repeatedly, I am left to the conclusion that you are a habitual liar and therefore anything you say must be considered suspect.

Such asperity reflected deep frustration over the Russian Orthodox Patriarchate of Moscow's continued rudeness (some would say, cruelty) to John Paul II and its nasty habit of throwing sand into the gears of the international Orthodox - Catholic dialogue.

But my roommate has this nasty habit of asking embarrassing questions.»

Because of that it's just a nasty habit for most and thats why the divorce rate is so high.

Fruit has a nasty habit of not lasting too long if it's not eaten right away, but London Fruit Inc. of Pharr, Texas, has remained fresh for more than 30 years.

Fiji is a former British colony and thus adopted the nasty habit of driving on the wrong side of the road.

To get to each restaurant, both good and bad, we have to hike up dingy staircases where walls and floor seem to be the repository for the nasty habit of spitting out your bright red betel nut wherever you wish.

The Besh Restaurant Group's executive pastry chef has a nasty habit of taking life's simple pleasures — say, a humble platter of cookies and milk — and ruining any other iteration of them for you.

I too a while back started to wonder if Wenger had lost something throughout those barren years, that maybe the yardstick being lowered has given him some nasty habits.

Trouble was, my shots had the nasty habit of tracking to an area 10 to 20 yards left, right or behind the green.

Also has the nasty habit of getting injured on international duty.

Also his bad positioning behind the player on the breaks is a nasty habit.

Is anyone else getting into the nasty habit of mistaking Auro for Seba and vice-versa on first glance knee jerk reaction?

I don't know about you guys but I would rather not have played the German Bundesliga champions in the build up to the coming season, because they have developed a nasty habit of giving us a kicking and another one later today will do the form and confidence of the Arsenal squad no good whatsoever.

We have a nasty habit of giving away free - kicks around our area and WHU have the personnel to take advantage.

It helps to have Jan Oblak behind him, of course, but Atletico's ethos is to stop those high - quality chances from happening on the counter-attack — something which both Lovren and Matip have a nasty habit of allowing.

In a team like the current Valencia, who have a nasty habit of giving the ball away in their own half, there is an obvious need for such a player.

Talk with your spouse about how to reward yourself for quitting a nasty habit.

They also have a nasty habit of sliding around your bed as you move around in your sleep.

It begins as a natural instinct but can become a nasty habit if it is not addressed early.

Quit those nasty habits and stick to a healthy regime.

The real world has a nasty habit of intruding on our attempts to paint a pretty picture of it, and this is one oil painting that doesn't look good to anyone.