Sentence examples for invariably receives from inspiring English sources

Ask Bratislavans what their major beef is and one invariably receives the same answer – transport.

When President Bush visits military bases, he invariably receives a foot-stomping, loud ovation at every applause line.

Their insights into the life of the average India, so far: *A manual laborer in India's lower middle class requires 3,000 calories a day,  but invariably receives less.

He typically does not guarantee coverage and invariably receives far more screeners and DVDs than he can cover each week.

Soviet "elections" featured a single candidate who would invariably receive 99.9 percent of the vote.

Contributions are deducted from income, and contributors invariably receive a sizable tax refund.

Brand-name stars of a certain age, especially if they have television and movie credentials (like Angela Lansbury and James Earl Jones), almost invariably receive entrance applause.

Yet, he said, when it comes time for the town's annual festival for its patron saint, they invariably receive pleas for money.

Soon enough, it was clear that the young champion Long Run would suffer the same fate as McCoy kept asking questions of Synchronised – and invariably received the right answers.

Militant attacks in Kashmir invariably receive enormous news media attention in India, and are often followed by jingoistic drumbeating not only by right-leaning politicians but also by popular media figures.

If he uses a self-checkout machine for a purchase of less than £5 and pays with a £10 or £20 note, he will invariably receive a fiver in change.