Sentence examples for invariably knows from inspiring English sources

And when one of her roommates brings anyone home for the night, Ms. Bianchi invariably knows.

The in-house engineer at the venue invariably knows the room and sound desk better than the guy you're paying £100 a day to drink your rider.

People invariably know they are breaking the law and they still know now," he said.

When it matters against inferior opponents, Italy invariably know how to do their job.

(They invariably knew that I played the trumpet, and had been to Eton).

A flat, dry, forested region, it was settled by people invariably known as the Scotch.

You may give them your love but not your thoughts, for the children invariably know best.

By contrast Hum 1, as it's invariably known, is a little bureaucratic, even dowdy, furnished with sober oak tables and green leather chairs.

It was the news anchor John Roland who proclaimed Mr. Mazer the Amazin' after Mr. Roland started tossing him arcane sports questions during the broadcasts, and Mr. Mazer almost invariably knew the answers.

Although Mr. Soaries, or Buster, as he is invariably known around the State House, quickly and inexplicably withdrew his name from consideration, the issues he raised remain on the table.

If you have a yen for "public service," as it is invariably known in this stratum, you can satisfy it by accepting an appointment in the relevant federal body.