Sentence examples for invariably ahead from inspiring English sources

Art, the oldest, was a bionically boyish 77 and invariably ahead of the pack scrambling up the fells.

It seems as if news of most big deals is invariably leaked ahead of the official announcement.

At this time of year we invariably look ahead: divining the runes, tracking the currents, calculating and extrapolating in an attempt to map out likely eventualities.

He almost invariably looks ahead to the solutions of tomorrow.

Even when they start out together, the food cart invariably pulls well ahead of the drinks wagon.

Instead of letting the gaze settle on a single spot, as drivers invariably do before falling asleep, you rapidly shift your points of focus in the visual field ahead.

Beauty, invariably, came before practicality.

Armies invariably intensify their assaults ahead of a cease-fire in order to consolidate their position before the shooting stops.

The narrative sensibility grows up with the characters, though children are invariably tempted to read ahead of their ages (think of all those 10-year-olds determined to follow Harry and Hermione into adolescence).

At this point in the plot, my son is invariably — beautifully, blessedly — one step ahead of the rabbit.

Not only can it usually be pretty tough to get a prime tee time on Saturday mornings, but even if you do, invariably there's a foursome ahead of you that's playing too slow or a foursome behind you trying to hustle you along.