Sentence examples for invariably check from inspiring English sources

Waiting at a bus stop I will invariably check Twitter before resuming Great Expectations.

"Whenever I venture out into the public square, I would almost invariably check it out with Robby first," Myers, now the archbishop of Newark, told me.

SIX minutes 39 seconds into the Richard Thompson song "Calvary Cross," Mike Pelusi, a music reviewer in Philadelphia, will almost invariably check his cellphone.

The latter is invariably checked for carcinoma cells and has been found only twice in over 500 patients to contain tumour.

Reportage on Zuckerberg's plan has invariably name-checked two prominent late-Victorian exemplars – Port Sunlight, the model village founded by William Lever in 1888 for employees of the Lever Brothers' detergent business, and Bournville, George Cadbury's 1879 experiment in total living – but these probably don't furnish us with the most useful precedent.

For that first home purchase, the folks invariably like to check out the place with their potential-buyer child.

In September, Mr. Garcia found a 2005 Dodge Neon he liked at a used car lot near the barbershops, tattoo parlors and check cashing stores that invariably line the main roads just outside any military base.

If you check this person's @ column it almost invariably turns out no one is speaking to them.

When we check in for a flight and she says her name, invariably the airline clerk says "as in the TV dinners?" We just smile.

Despite brilliant support from her employers, there invariably seems to be more than she bargains for when she has to check the toilets.

If you check through press profiles of Davis, you will find that the interviewers are invariably interested in only three things.