Sentence examples for invariably held from inspiring English sources

The highest in rank invariably held a special title that in each language was translated into English as "chief"; this person administered the group's properties.

Today the court held that the "Selection Sweepstakes" was a "guessing contest" which had been invariably held to be within the statutes of the ban.

An aroma of sawdust, or worse, clings to these house husbands -- all of them creatures of small towns that might lie on the McGargle circuit -- who are invariably held in disrepute by their neighbors, not to mention their wives.

Mr. Cerati had come with a five-piece band that included the sharp rhythm guitarist Richard Coleman and the propulsive drummer Fernando Samalea, but his charismatic singing and guitar playing invariably held the center of attention; there was never any competition.

The selection is invariably held up but got much too far back at Lingfield last time and, after being hampered on the home turn, finished to such good effect that she would surely have finished much closer with a better trip.

While it is the fundamental nature of a continuum to be undivided, it is nevertheless generally (although not invariably) held that any continuum admits of repeated or successive division without limit.

They invariably hold back evidence.

Even if sharp questions are asked, the presiding officers almost invariably hold enough proxies to override outside proposals.

Advocates seeking the repeal of the drug laws invariably hold these cases up as examples of their unfairness.

There is no magic fix to a world order in which the rich countries invariably hold most of the cards.

Certainly the photos of them in It's Always Something show two people shining with happiness, laughing together, kissing, and almost invariably holding their beloved Yorkshire terrier, Sparkle.