Sentence examples for almost always began from inspiring English sources

Before 1910 the New York season almost always began at the original Aqueduct.

Uncomfortable when called on by professors, he almost always began his responses with a weary-sounding "Uhhhhhhh".

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The approach to the management of chondromalacia patella almost always begins with nonsurgical treatment.

This almost always begins and is most frequent in adolescence, tending to disappear later in life.

A multimedia campaign by Manischewitz will celebrate the early arrival of Hanukkah, which almost always begins in December, by encouraging consumers to celebrate "Thanksgivukah".

The condition almost always begins in late childhood or early adolescence and worsens over time, often expanding to include more trigger sounds, usually those of eating and breathing….

Conversations in his taxi almost always begin the same way: compliments about his English and then a question about how long he's been driving a cab.

I almost always begin prospecting for salmon with that fly, and Gerry, with whom I first fished about a decade ago, remembered my affection for it.

My conversations about patients with hospital staff members almost always begin with, "I don't know this patient well — I'm just covering".

His drawings almost always begin this way, he says: he throws the ink first and works out what it is later.