“Peregrine falcons are known to habituate to human activity.”

“She likewise endeavored from the first to habituate the boy's mind to reflect upon the value of money.”

“These owls are not particularly fussy about where they habituate, any area with dense enough trees will suffice.”

“Erethizontids inhabit a broad variety of habitats, from tundra to the tropics and from dense forests to open settings.”

“Further abroad, he authorized the Evangelistic Grant Charter to inhabit the Colony of Virginia.”

“With the devil given the chance to inhabit a body and repent, the mood is strictly Clerkenwell cabaret.”

“The exclusive boutique would habit the town's upper crust for many years to come.”

“Candida is a single-celled fungus or yeast cell that inhabits the intestinal tract and mucus membranes of every living person on the earth.”

“When Sam arrives to put the arm on Norman, it can be said that neither actor inhabits his role.”

“Slightly scatty, she is perceived as neurotic, which seems par for the course in the New York she inhabits.”

“Females and males were habituated in their separate compartments for 15 min.”

“This park includes open lawns, mature oaks and maples, and a large population of gray squirrels, habituated to humans.”

“People, who are hot-tempered, actually get habituated to losing their temper and flying into a rage.”

“Particularly significant is the power of certain types of organization to condition the behaviour of their members, especially in habituating them to obedience to authority.”

“Their whole business model depends on people getting used to living their lives in the open, and habituating kids to widespread sharing.”

“This compelled O. R. response is parasympathetic, habituating and geared toward information processing.”

“Near Australia, catsharks have been observed inhabiting ledges and caves, seagrass or kelp beds, coastal reefs, and both sandy and rocky bottoms.”

“The first hour of the film is the best, with Lemmon inhabiting the role of pathetic schnook that he plays so well.”

“Other creatures inhabiting the surface film of bog pools are pond skaters, water measurers and water crickets.”