'WELSH RABBIT' The gallant Welsh of all degrees Have one delightful habit: They cover toast with melted cheese And call the thing a rabbit.

Bon viveurs, though, are likely to be disappointed by Segovian cuisine, which is not cheap and shirks the promise extended by wonderful wines, sybaritic siestas and the delightful habit of nibbling tapas with drinks.

But it wasn't just the delightful new habit of buying instead of making the family's clothes that spurred Americans to start thinking, talking, arguing and writing about clothing as they never had before.

Venetians have a delightful habit of pausing around 11 in the morning for an ombra, or glass of wine, often the deliciously bubbly white prosecco.

Another popular group of hybrids are the Swiss Giants, which have the delightful habit of holding their flowers upright on rather stiff stems.

She had developed the delightful habit of walking around the apartment clad only in a pair of black lace panties and a flimsy shirt.

Incidentally, the Maltese have a delightful habit of carrying their political leaders by hand over the heads of the crowd.

To remain here alone, in this old castle, I who have enjoyed the delightful habit of listening to your songs, of pressing your hand, of running about the park with you.

Judy had a delightful habit of carrying a tale on night after night, with a trick of stopping at just the right breathless place which any writer of serial stories would have envied her.

My horned mount having a "delightful habit" of taking in a deep breath and then holding it until you tightened the girth up.