Sentence examples for are invariably on from inspiring English sources
So why not attack from deep instead of close in, when defences are invariably on red alert?
Three longtime favorites are invariably on the docket for each trip: Le Bernardin, Bouley and Jean Georges, where we always conclude with an always sublime lunch.
For some people, like Paul, a forklift driver I met recently, the jobs that are offered are invariably on short-term contracts.
Judging by her résumé, she may have little time for self-pampering these days because she is invariably on-set.
But the national focus seems to be, invariably, on the dire statistics coming out of the most selective colleges, the ones with such high competition that even the most deserving student is not likely to garner an acceptance.
China is invariably on that list.
The joke -- or at least the punch line -- was invariably on us, the New York faithful.
One owner or the other is invariably on hand overseeing the room, staff and food.
(Even if, again, the focus is invariably on the former not the latter).
When the BBC gave the award ceremony full television coverage, Germaine Greer and Howard Jacobson were invariably on call to slag off the shortlist.
Just as important, Edgerton knows this intersection is invariably on the black side of town, and that it's whites who seek it out.
