In orthodox Judaism, the head is invariably covered during worship, usually by a skullcap known as a yarmulka or kappel.
The ledges are invariably covered with sitters because their design, quite by accident, allows for flexible and varied social arrangements.
Trump also benefited from unprecedented media attention, which meant that his rallies were invariably covered live on cable news in the US.
They were invariably covered in butter or ghee on both sides, though the stuffing changed with the seasons – I can easily recall at least 20 variations.
Indeed he cuts what we might call a four-square figure, baggy-green jammed on his head, chin invariably covered in what look like Desperate Dan iron filings.
Since the Japanese invariably cover their floors with rice-straw mats and sit on them instead of on chairs, tables are low and are also used as an armrest.
For example, the free surfaces of silicon, titanium, and aluminum are invariably covered with ultrathin coatings of native oxide under typical processing and operating conditions.
At least under the country's vibrant multi-racial democracy the truth will come out whereas under apartheid, barbarity was invariably covered up.
It is invariably covered on the TV news, as if beaming shots of sunshine, palm trees and people in shorts into our living rooms is supposed to make us forget that we're wearing layers of clothing and that there are still mounds of ice and snow outside.
The Vitrima has an edge over Kúla's products, reflecting its action sports credentials: By sealing the unit, it means it's far easier to clean the lenses when they invariably get covered in snow, mud, water or whatever else the byproducts of your no doubt tech-unfriendly extreme sports life might be.
