Sentence examples for always grant from inspiring English sources
As in life, the children are not always well behaved, and love does not always grant eternal happiness.
Nor did the Fitzgerald estate always grant permission to publish works that might not elevate his cultural standing.
Even though it's obvious from the outset that some random event or "gathering of strength" will always grant the father victory.
As it was, American power was far from being consistently benign and in the decades since 1989 anyone who questioned it was treated with the indulgence we always grant to Davids who take on a Goliath.
They maintain, however, that unjust sentences are rare, note that the governor can always grant clemency to correct injustice, and contend that the strict drug laws have helped reduce crime.
Cities and towns eager to capture a professional sports team almost always grant generous terms, but most economists contend that the sports deals generally provide a meager return for such a large subsidy from taxpayers in a project that will have limited use.
America is the land of opportunity — all that is deserved is not always granted".
Industry requests for exceptions -- most lasting less than two weeks -- are almost always granted now.
He has ensured that he has an artistic free rein, something not always granted to his predecessors.
The court is non-adversarial: the government presents its case, and the judge (almost always) grants the order.
