Sentence examples for always used that from inspiring English sources
She "wasn't a kid who had an unlimited allowance," Ms. Lahey said, "but when she traveled with her family she would explore local markets and buy tchotchkes — she always used that word".
"I have always used that as a strength.
"While the government are on their holidays and thinking about other things, the opposition has always used that as a way to put policies into the public's mind and to have a go at anywhere the government has failed.
"The guys who have been behind me have been guys who doubted -- whether it be stuff, or size, or anything like that -- I've always used that as a little motivation.
The number of places for Scottish- or EU-domiciled students at St Andrews is fixed by the Scottish government, and the university has, over the past years, always used that quota to the full and has worked hard to attract as many applications from bright young Scots as possible.
I've always used that as an excuse for why I'm such a lousy golfer.
"When you write about me, you always use that word".
Second, laptop ads always use that essential tool of wiggle-roomers everywhere, "Up to".
They offer nice moments to — well, I was going to say nice moments to sit back and watch a moment of amusing television, but I always use that time for preparation.
In most of his symphonies Beethoven replaced the minuet with a scherzo (although he did not always use that term as a designation for the movement), similar or identical in form but much faster and more exuberant.
"Why not call her Butterscotch?" I suggested, prompted by a dim memory of one of those Dan Jenkins football novels from the seventies, where the running-back hero always uses that word when referring to the hair color of his leggy Texas girlfriends.
