Sentence examples for invariably drag from inspiring English sources
These are of paramount importance – pad thai is a noodle dish, after all, and as Punyaratabandhu observes: "When the noodles are badly cooked, they invariably drag everything else down with them".
It would also invariably drag people into the murky waters of Christian theology, which he felt is no place for the average Jew.
Andy Murray has invariably dragged us to the edge of our seats.
Entertaining guests at his property in Sedona, Ariz., he invariably drags them for long walks to indulge his passion for bird watching.
The left distributed a booklet with a fairly vague set of proposals, but when Mr Rutelli has tried to promote them on trips across Italy, journalists have invariably dragged him back into yet another bout of personal exchanges with Mr Berlusconi, who has refused to hold a proper debate with him, on television or elsewhere.
The owner, Betsy Fisher Albaugh, always has cocktails and wine on hand to occupy the men who invariably are dragged into the store. 2 p.m. 7) GO REPRESENT It took six years to complete, but the U.S. Capitol Visitor Center (Capitol Hill; at the east end of the Mall; 202-225-6827; www.visitthecapitopened) finalastopened last month.
Talks have dragged on for ten years, invariably punctuated by rows, accusations of betrayal, fighting, and then more talks.Abyei alone could cause a resumption of hostilities.
Except for a few surviving tanks and a heavy weapons squad here or there, the assault troops had only their personal weapons, which, having been dragged through surf and sand, invariably needed cleaning before they could be used.
The places we haunted as teenagers – invariably now closed down or revamped (for this, read dragged into the Day-Glo realm of the 21st century) – are as fixed in our memories as the music of the time.
But as the killing drags on with some 10,000 dead, the situation invariably plays into the developing presidential campaign.
