His role in the Labour firmament has long been that of the sane one, sent out to sound measured and sensible in interviews but invariably blamed when the broader strategy fails (for details see, in particular, Gordon Brown's election-that-never-was, 2007).
And it's at night, invariably, when the binges happen.
Almost invariably, when goalkeepers are cautioned for time-wasting, it happens during a goal kick.
Story of a young maiden who invariably, when addressed on any subject, would answer "What".
Invariably, when we talk of British theatre overseas, we mean productions.
Almost invariably, when "TRUMP" appears on a building the real financial risks — and the controlling equity — belong to others.
"I mean, look, invariably when things don't go right, it's always the manager's fault, O.K.?" Piniella said.
One thing that has been enormously satisfying is that invariably when the fellows go back to India they focus on devices to help the bottom of the pyramid.
CORNYN: Well, I think that, invariably, when people's performance is placed in issue, then they feel the necessity to defend themselves.
Just occasionally, he would wrong-foot them by straying from type and this was invariably when he did his most memorable work.
