Sentence examples for invariably draw from inspiring English sources

Evening matches invariably draw an audience intoxicated by more than the tennis.

Authors who write about dark or disturbing subjects invariably draw the question: where does that come from?

And since a free concert will invariably draw listeners, the series filled Ms. Steinbacher's need to play for people.

When people see Anthony play, they invariably draw comparisons to Tracy McGrady, who went straight from high school to the pros.

He'll be in a United Center suite with his fellow ambassadors watching the finals, and he'll invariably draw some of the loudest cheers of the evening when his craggy image goes up on the scoreboard.

Not that long ago, we were optimistic that New York would finally have an independent commission to draw legislative districts, rather than leaving it up to party hacks who almost invariably draw them so that incumbents are re-elected term after wasted term.

They invariably drew S.R.O.

To me, however, Freud's method invariably draws still more beauty and richness from the dream.

Leo invariably drew the celebrities into his office and closed the door.

Whenever Jean Simmons returns to Britain, she is invariably drawn back to London.

Snyder supports the death penalty, and at Party events she invariably draws hostile questions on the subject.