Sentence examples for be always to from inspiring English sources
The phrase 'be always to' is not correct and cannot be used in written English
You could use the phrase 'always be' in this situation, for example: "It is important to always be kind to others."
Does she know how strong your arms have to be always to be dancing?
But does anyone ever pause to think how trying it must be always to speak that way, or that such articulateness might be — gulp! — a hard-fought existential commitment?
Odets brought his passion for music to the construction of dialogue as well; his instinct, according to the film director Alexander Mackendrick, with whom he collaborated on "Sweet Smell of Success," seemed to be "always to devise patterns of three, four, or five interacting characters".
This book may be my "director's cut" of Mrs. Nixon, since we already have the canned version, and the short form (meaning: she was to be pitied; she married the wrong man; it was easier for her to be noncommittal, to dodge questions, to be — always to be — proper).
The aim, therefore, for achieving the optimization of heat exchangers must be always to increase the heat transfer, and simultaneously minimize the increase in the pressure drop [1].
The goal should be always to protect staff and caregivers first.
Language was always to be a problem.
"It's always, to me, very hard.
The temptation is always to procrastinate.
Scepticism is always to be encouraged.
It was always to be as literature.
