Sentence examples for almost always goes from inspiring English sources

Regardless, Alexander almost always goes last when the Michigan coaches speak.

It is easily treatable, but almost always goes undiagnosed.The countries concerned are woefully unprepared.

"If the U.S. goes into recession, the city almost always goes into recession as well".

In kicking, though the whole operation is a team effort, the credit or blame almost always goes to the kicker.

He almost always goes out with an iPhone, a BlackBerry and an Android device, tweeting seamlessly all the while.

What's obvious is that rightwing violence almost always goes unchecked, even when it happens under officers' noses or on camera.

The favourites almost always go through.

"Someone is almost always going to give.

They almost always go out to sea.

BIG BRUNCH We almost always go to Café Mogador in the East Village.

With some exceptions — Ted Williams, Stan Musial, Albert Pujols — home runs and strikeouts have almost always gone together.