Shyam is habituated to eating tobacco. [Please select]
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The chief difficulty experienced by the administration was to habituate the Arabs and Nubas, both naturally warlike, to a state of peace. [Please select]
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Habituated to such wiles, the Indians, at first suspecting it to be one, soon became certain. [Please select]
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In some few cases, however, plants have become habituated to new conditions. [Please select]
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The long hours of fighting had habituated them to danger. [Please select]
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"Once habituated to his distrustful manner," said I, "I have done very well." [Please select]
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But even apart from this waste of energy, an habituated act is performed with less fatigue. [Please select]
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One simply follows a well-fed _commis-voyageur_ to the nearest popular café and writes his letters there, as a well-habituated traveller should do. [Please select]
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Many were the times we, and all well-habituated travellers in France, had swung from Calais to Paris by train, with little thought indeed as to what lay between. [Please select]
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