Sentence examples for invariably heard from inspiring English sources

The translation is just one of the services that Mr. Rangel offers to his Hispanic constituency in New York's 15th Congressional District, in which Spanish is the primary language in nearly half the households, according to the 2000 census, and is invariably heard in barbershops, bodegas and political clubs.

If you grew up in the 70s or later, you invariably heard them in that terrible early-60s brand of stereo, with the instruments bunged in one speaker and the vocals in the other, as if a blustery old man with a bowler hat had covertly crept into Abbey Road and attempted to sabotage the coming youth revolution by making its harbingers seem as pathetic as possible.

The other thing one invariably hears from 18-B lawyers are complaints about the way they are paid.

When I travel and tell people where I'm from, I almost invariably hear that it is either the coolest town they have ever visited or the place they most want to go on their next vacation.

The British were working on the assumption that the suspicious Germans would invariably hear rumors about the preparations of any major assault being mounted in North Africa, and would assume Sicily to be a possible target.

(When Mr. Rising, who is African-American, was first harvesting wood from tree companies, he would invariably hear, "Yo, black lumberjack!" Startled at first, he said he's since embraced the name).

If you're in an elevator in an office building and you're riding up with a couple of accountants — not to take a knock at any of the hilarious accountants in the audience today — you invariably hear them making sort of Letterman-like sarcastic quips to each other.

Ask about Mujeres Creando in Bolivia and you will hear words of praise for their work to dismantle machismo, but you will invariably hear they are too radical, locas, and man-haters.

You get some of the big hits of the year and invariably hear some little known tune that sticks with you for days to come or inspires the purchase of yet another cast album.

I have always found this surprising since ask any medical student why she wants to be a doctor, and one invariably hears the "I want to help people" reply.

If I leave their company to, say, take a leisurely extended poop, I invariably hear one of their voices yell "Where's Kitty?" As an introverted extrovert, I have no fucking time for this and often want to kill everyone by the end of day one.