Sentences with phrase «to get in the habit»

You've done an amazing job of getting in the habit of being active online and promoting your title.

And you're exposed to UV light on cloudy days too, so get in the habit of using a moisturizer with sunscreen daily.

Plus, making payments during your in - school and grace period also gets you in the habit of making payments on your student loan and better prepares you for successful repayment.

In short, when kids get in the habit of feeding to sleep, it's very hard to break them of that habit.

A lot of people get in the habit of an afternoon coffee, but caffeine can affect the hormones in your body that drive sleep, and delay your natural sleep cycle.

Start getting in the habit of using debit cards or paying cash for your living expenses.

I admire one of my friends who got in the habit of asking her child to tell her what color eyes she noticed.

I'd recommend getting in this habit if you plan to bake dairy - free or vegan often.

Get in the habit now of sipping on a water bottle throughout the day.

You know how easy you it is to get in a habit for packed lunches.

Companies should get in the habit from day one of having all of their corporate materials organized electronically.

Get in the habit before your baby arrives to close all toilet lids, keep bathroom doors shut and sharp or hot kitchen utensils away from the edge of the counters.

He will then get in the habit of entering his crate to see what wonderful surprises might be in this «great place»!

But it was what was great about it was that I really got in the habit of making many studio visits.

If investors get in the habit of discussing their investments they may end up suffering from commitment bias.

Most mothers get in the habit of making sure their babies look adorable, smell even better, and dress their little ones in the cutest outfits anyone has ever seen.

I thoroughly enjoyed getting in the habit of taking a second before reacting.

As yoga teachers, we sometimes get in the habit of assessing the class we just taught.

They are useful, so people tend to open and read them, which gets them in the habit of opening my email.

Many job seekers get in the habit of simply listing their responsibilities and duties, but this is not what hiring managers want to see.

I'm hoping to get in the habit in autumn!

Be sure to stay in the proximity of the puppy whenever he is eating, do not get in the habit of giving the dog his food and then leaving the room.

Not all apps will off options via a swipe down, but many will, so get in the habit of swiping down whenever you experience a new app for the first time!

He's also getting in the habit of not making the salaries of new hires immediately available.

Help kids get in the habit of budgeting their time by reviewing the week with them.

Now is the time to start getting in the habit of planning your content early in the month.

By getting in the habit, you'll recognize when it becomes appropriate to make changes to your beneficiaries or to the policy itself.

One year there was a pair of boys who got in the habit of setting up shop under there to tell stories so scary that they sometimes reduced the younger children to tears.

It is crucial to get in the habit now of allowing ample time to enjoy your meal.

At least the save points are forgiving, and you do get in a habit of saving after every little encounter, just to be safe.

We'll worry about maximizing the quality of what you're eating in later installments of the program, but for the time being, it's enough to just get in the habit of eating less and with balanced portions.

All these tweaks and improvements are great, but they'll only be of minimal value to you and your business in the coming year if you don't also actually get in the habit of putting out compelling content.

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

The key to success with word walls, Smithwick added, is that you need to refer to them often so students get in the habit of using the wall in their assignments.

Pet owners usually get in the habit of bringing dogs in for an annual checkup, although sometimes that stretches to 16 months between visits.

Consistently get in this habit for several weeks in a row, and you'll likely find this 20 percent of your time probably yielding results in your life far greater than the 80 percent impact that the Pareto Principle suggests.

You'll have to be very consistent about accompanying him outside if you choose to do this training, and you'll find that it works best if you start it early in training, before your puppy gets in the habit of using your whole yard as a toilet.

Prepping for this inevitable future change entails getting in the habit of communicating with shareholders so you know well in advance who might be a target.

«When a government gets in a habit of people treating people differently, those habits can spread.

We want to motivate the college set — post-grads starting first jobs and undergrads doing summer internships — to get in the habit early.

It's important to get them in the habit because kids ultimately need to figure out how to budget their time for schoolwork, which will only increase as the years go on.

And my grandmothers skin is so beautiful, Ive gotten in the habit of washing my face once a day.

Overall, the 21 Day Fix is a good at - home workout program that will definitely get you in the habit of eating healthier and recognizing how much food you really should be eating at one sitting.

After all, for much of the past twenty years, too many school choice advocates got in the habit of overpromising.