Sentence examples for invariably involved from inspiring English sources
They almost invariably involved heavy drinking and the use of firearms.
Our best attacking moments have invariably involved him, although he's not always been playing thanks to injuries.
They'd talk for hours, an activity that invariably involved a bottle or two of locally produced wine.
Admittedly, the most dangerous transgressions taking place in Mallory Towers invariably involved the cracking open of a tin of sardines a few minutes after midnight, but the jolly hockey sticks life still appealed.
That was the time, in the prehistory of about 1995, when our ideas of "search" still carried the sense of the word's Latin roots – a search was a kind of "arduous quest" that invariably involved "wandering" and "seeking" and "traversing".
The rides invariably involved a pub stop, and I believe it was at one of these that Tom, perhaps emboldened by our refuelling, had suggested we do the Marmotte, in just a couple of months' time.
Social get-togethers invariably involve karaoke.
This invariably involves a collaborative approach to communication.
It invariably involves a prolonged slump with high unemployment.
Break-ups almost invariably involve two good people who find themselves in a muddle.
As virtual reality finds its feet, another conversation will invariably involve ethics.
