Sentences with phrase «quickly get in the habit»

My husband quickly got in the habit of giving me the biggest piece of meat every time he cooked, and doing «mama math» every time he calculated portions from a recipe (whatever it calls for, add a little extra, and make sure there's enough for one person's worth of seconds).

I dare say avid readers would very quickly get in the habit of bringing their ereaders with them.

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And given that even small interruptions - like quickly checking email - can result in a huge loss of productivity, getting a handle on your email habits is something better done today than tomorrow.

but even they couldnt get out of view as quickly as Wenger who has made a habit of racing down tunnels in recent years, sometimes only managing to shake hands with his opposite number by the good grace of crossing paths on the way....

I would try to get in the habit of pausing it and then going to the whiteboard and looking at the ones she got wrong, and so I think the apps that provided the right answer right after or quickly — you could go back and look at the right answer, review it without the time pressure — really helped my student.

If you've got an Echo in your Kitchen already, being able to ask Alexa from any room in the house will quickly become habit.

Some dogs will eventually figure out they can cross, in which case you need to quickly lay out the wire again, so they don't get back into the habit of entering this area.

Be sure to join a local club and also get in to training and grooming habits early, because Huskies grow up very quickly!

In general, it's best to get in the habit of responding as quickly as you can without sacrificing the quality and focus of your responsIn general, it's best to get in the habit of responding as quickly as you can without sacrificing the quality and focus of your responsin the habit of responding as quickly as you can without sacrificing the quality and focus of your response.

To get beyond or around the powerful drag of inertia in depression, therapy needs to quickly nudge clients into action, help them take charge of their cognitive habits, instill hope, and reduce negative mood.

Get in the habit of returning phone calls, e-mails and other correspondence quickly.