Sentence examples for does it invariably from inspiring English sources

When he does, it invariably becomes a story in Boston and further cements his reputation there.

When I do this, the device diligently works to find a path to my destination, but that path mostly follows smaller, less-well-travelled byways, and in so doing, it invariably sets me up for some surprises.

The sports pages for months had carried news of little else except pulled ham strings and whenever television switched abruptly from an in teresting fist fight on the play ing field, as it invariably does, it was invariably to show us some poor devil out of action on the bench because of a pulled hamstring.

Even those who do make it invariably turn up late.

When life ends, as of course it does, it's almost invariably characterized as a defeat.

But this year, his name simply did not come up much — and when it did, it was invariably paired with a favorable comparison to Mr. Romney.

When they did, it was invariably down the right side through Bacary Sagna and Jesus Navas that they stretched the visitors' defence, Sagna crossing for James Milner after a quarter of an hour for a shot that one-time England international Chris Kirkland saved low down to his right.

And he has done it almost invariably with a smile on his face, making friends wherever he goes - except perhaps in the referee's room.

You may have noticed that a lot of times you don't feel like doing yoga, but when you do it, you're invariably happy you made that choice.

Doesn't it invariably leave beauty to one side like a pile of indigestible fibers?

We've all done it, and then almost invariably regretted it.