Sentence examples for as I invariably from inspiring English sources

My early efforts to initiate sex were unsuccessful; if anything, they made things worse, as I invariably felt rejected.

But Tarif – or Uncle Tarif as I invariably call him – is an Islamic scholar, the most recent translator of the Koran and author of a wonderful book of Muslim stories about Jesus.

Come away around 4.30, weary rather than exhausted as I've contributed very little, my only suggestion being that Alex Jennings, who is eating an egg sandwich, should drop some of the egg down his pullover, as I invariably do.

Food exercise labels would, for me in those days, have been another guilt-inducing indication of what I viewed as my wanton lack of self-control when I fell, as I invariably did.

When I'm having a good time, as I invariably do in Venice, I'm happy to pay for it.

I was awe-struck as I invariably am by these heroic soldiers.

Every year I attend as many shows as I can and invariably see one or two that will rank among the best of the year, as well as discovering some new talented performers and behind the scenes artists I'll want to keep an eye on in future productions.

When it becomes clear, as it invariably will, that they have been had, I wonder whether they will be able to comprehend this fact, or if they will be able to find their way back to the real world.

It is attached – as it invariably was on stage – to the traditional song I Know You Rider, in which a condemned woman's thoughts are aired.

And if one is lost, as it invariably is, no biggie.

Luck of the draw helped, as it invariably does in Davis Cup.