Sentence examples for invariably says from inspiring English sources

But Ms. Morse invariably says thanks, but no thanks.

"In 2010," Fetterman then invariably says, "those numbers have dropped to zero".

"Alberto," Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg invariably says, "I'll be there in three minutes".

When challenged after this time, the patient invariably says, "I don't feel like that any more".

On screen invariably is the phrase "Census 2010" while the voice-over announcer invariably says "2010 Census".

He sometimes hugs wives, but if a mother is there, he invariably says, "And moms get hugs," and embraces her.

If anyone asks me where they should go on holiday, I invariably say Sri Lanka.

Protesters invariably say that their government has insulted their dignity by ignoring their views.

He was popular, and people who knew him invariably say he was polite, quiet and considerate.

At the same time, Indians almost invariably say they would have it no other way.

If asked to describe herself, she invariably said either "fantabulous" or "optimistic".