But there is always a moment in December – and for me it invariably arrives while stuck in some Dantean hell-circle of a till queue, clutching my frantically selected gifts – when the most eviscerating sound imaginable becomes the sleigh bell.
The outcome for glioblastoma patients remains dismal for its invariably recrudesces within 2 cm of the resection cavity.
When the state asks for more power, it invariably justifies it as being for our own good, to protect our security.
Flax canvas is essentially of double warp, for it is invariably intended to withstand pressure or rough usage.
During makeovers, Richard will, as a matter of course, tell the frumpy/fat/spinsterish victim that she - for it is invariably a she - should dress better/lose weight/get out more.
When they run out of money, they just ask some hapless man for it, and invariably he gives it to them; they know how to turn on the charm just long enough — sometimes all it takes is a few seconds — to make the day of any boy or man they come across, and to literally charm the pants off one of them.
Today's report also points out that cutting equipment numbers after contracts have been signed usually represents poor value for money, as it invariably increases unit costs.
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As a swimmer, Biondi said, it frustrated him when he was asked for "one more" autograph because it invariably led to engaging with strangers for several more minutes.
There was never enough time allowed for the cleaning work, so it invariably spilled over.
