Sentence examples for but could always from inspiring English sources

Apparently Luftwaffe pilots crossing the North Sea often could not find their targets, but could always locate Hull.

The Pakistani government has agreed to the drone campaign, but could always suspend its permission or shrink the area in which the strikes are allowed.

He was a trustworthy, competent fellow, the kind who might never get to thehead of his class..., but could always be counted on in a pinch - temperate, likable, fond of pets & muted music, lackadaisical but not lazy... Roger's replacement, Romeo, appears to be something else - affiliated with Bravo, Fox Trot, Golf, Hotel, Oscar, Tango, Uniform, & Whiskey.

Matthew Dominick made this clever Mario mash-up in which the plumber blows the warp whistle and ends up in Chicago, a city that probably already has a surfeit of mustachioed ethnic plumbers but could always use one more.

And one thing you already know about Jacobson and Glazer, but could always be said again -- they're a much-needed addition to television.

In his book, Farewell to cricket, Bradman said of Saggers following the tour, "[he] had not quite the speed or agility of Tallon but could always be relied on for a solid performance.

But they could always consider becoming freelancers.

But Sewell could always be surprising.

But I could always leave.

"But you could always talk to Billy".

But Ronnie and Ted could always find common ground".