Sentence examples for invariably gave from inspiring English sources

Successive Palestinian crackdowns on Hamas and other militants invariably gave way to deals, pledges of forgiveness and rounds of kisses.

Figures derived from the second method – based on star speeds – invariably gave masses 10 times greater than those from the first method.

He went because, as a college professor with a fondness for weekend sweatpants, church gave him the rare chance to wear the ties she invariably gave him for his birthday.

But as these communities grew -- and especially as the Web sites morphed into real businesses -- that early utopian spirit invariably gave way to the harsher realities of both human nature and American commerce.

These were in some ways the most compelling parts of the piece, but they invariably gave way to brighter, more energetic writing, which suggested that the shadows could be shaken off.

It was not so long ago that the EU Secretary-General, when asked why he invariably gave press conferences in French (with no translation), replied: "Because French is the language of diplomacy," adding, under his breath, "and civilization".

But the bigger picture invariably gives way to intramural issues.

And they invariably give sharp performances under the direction of Kay Cummings and Cherylyn Lavagnino.

His audience appears to appreciate it, because at the end of the show he is invariably given sweets.

The truth is that the quality of Americanness, that thing the kids invariably give voice to, will always come out".

They are invariably given gratis to select practitioners who invariably give glowing reports, and are not necessarily given to dental schools or serious independent research facilities that would examine their efficacy.