Sentence examples for almost always uses from inspiring English sources

"Depression is not uncommon in winter," she said in the soft voice she almost always uses with him.

The injuries robbed him of his backhand, which had once produced winners; he now almost always uses a neutralizing slice.

A reserved but pleasant woman — "sensible, pragmatic Glaswegian" is the phrase Branson almost always uses to describe her — she serves as his principal source of gravity.

He almost always uses a coupon and seldom pays more than $50 a night, even though the published rate may be twice that or more.

Moore himself almost always uses the term "conversion experience" to describe the religious emotion — "an emotion of God's presence" — that overcame him when he made his first confession at St. Paul's.

General Manager Kevin Colbert almost always uses the draft to fill needs two years in advance.* If Hampton has just one year left, Colbert is likely to find his replacement now.

Fixed axles are almost always used on standard wheelchairs.

They almost always use too much of it.

Pneumatic tires are almost always used with ultralight wheelchairs and sometimes with lightweight wheelchairs.

Solid rubber tires are almost always used with standard wheelchairs and sometimes with lightweight wheelchairs.

They almost always used this idea to draw parallels between race and intelligence.