Sentence examples for almost always said from inspiring English sources

But like Ms. Murphy and Mr. Ferris, those who ended up in careers that felt more like callings, almost always said the struggle was worth it.

"Almost always," said John Hall, former chairman of the real property section of the New York State Bar Association, "the commission is computed as a percentage of the selling price, rather than a percentage of the listing price".

Whenever I asked him why he did what he did, he almost always said "Invest in people more that you do in stocks or cars or real estate".

I've really always had the mentality that "we can make this happen" and I've almost always said "yes" to difficult requests and challenges.

They almost always say "challenge".

But we almost always say no".

They almost always say no and hang up.

When a customer wants to do business with us, we almost always say yes.

Of course, this is what experts almost always say when stocks rise to new highs.

"They almost always say, 'starting at' a price that makes the consumer think, 'I can afford that!'" Mr. Reed said.

One thing you can almost always say about Allardyce's teams, they don't make things easy for opponents.