Sentence examples for invariably looked from inspiring English sources

The MPs invariably looked down and away and they hurried through Parliament's iron gates.

For years, when striving to make the ultimate, silky, profoundly fudgy chocolate pudding, I invariably looked to Grandma.

Bacharach writes: "I've known millionaires - by sight at least-who invariably looked badly groomed... .. Well, does he know any millionaires or doesn't he?

He wrote his own scripts, often composed his own music, invariably looked through the camera himself rather than relying on his cinematographers and directed each film from production designs and drawings that he had made himself.

Here, the C.O. went on, it was mild sentences that were the order of the day, and, what was more, they became even milder when they were up for review; safe and professionally idealistic back home, he said, the legal experts of military appellate bodies invariably looked with suspicion upon the administration of justice in war zones.

Jeff Farrar, deputy chief constable of Gwent Police, said people who go missing repeatedly were "invariably looked after children" who needed "multi-agency support".

My questioners invariably look bewildered.

When surfing the web, they are invariably looking for actionable content they can use immediately.

"In hindsight, any loan that goes bad will invariably look 'ambitious,' " Mr. Morse said.

A grasshopper is an old soberside; he spits molasses and invariably looks cross.

Gilbert Blin, the stage director and set designer, invariably looks into the psychology of the characters and situations without becoming silly.