Carbs: The cheapest rice is invariably long-grain, with brown varieties costing far more.
But after walking through the various Christmas exhibits, the petting zoo, and waiting in the line — it's nearly always long — they invariably forget that they have been name-tagged.
Indeed, on admittedly rare counter-attacks invariably featuring long balls, Jill Scott and Taylor, the Lionesses looked reasonably threatening.
He is a journalist's dream, almost invariably providing long, considered responses to questions, describing the minutiae of his impressions of a race.
At the plate, she holds the bat with her hands half an inch apart, like Ty Cobb, and invariably works long counts, a Moneyball savant.
Behind every discovery that winds up in the headlines, there is invariably a long chain of trial and error, disappointments, failures and delays.
By modern standards, Poggio's Facetiae are invariably too long, and he has a regrettable tendency to preëmpt the punch line with an explanation, as in Facetia XXVI: "The abbot of Septimo, an extremely corpulent man, was travelling toward Florence one evening.
In addition, the second finger of the hand (not the third, as in other animals) is invariably the longest; the thumb is borne on a short metacarpal bone that is offset at its far end, so that the thumb diverges somewhat from the other fingers.
SSPE is a rare progressive, invariably fatal long-term complication of measles infection.
