Sentence examples for invariably stop from inspiring English sources

His thoughts invariably stop with the inquest, due in two months.

The "Tatort" detectives in Cologne invariably stop at their favorite büdchen, the little beer and bratwurst stands typical of the Rhineland.

These are not activities that the film medium has, historically, excelled at representing: a speech will almost invariably stop a movie dead, and deliberation is interesting only in times of direst crisis, e.g. when the survival of the human race is at stake.

Her route takes her past the Greenwich Street headquarters of Citigroup, the financial giant; among the masses of soberly attired men and women streaming into the building, a few invariably stop and look questioningly, even yearningly, as the odd couple zips by.

Although the drugs slow or shrink the tumor for a while, they almost invariably stop working, sometimes after only a few months.

On the upside, locals are incredibly accommodating when you — invariably — stop and ask for directions.

"Doing her specialty acrobatic dance in a sailor suit," Mr. Liebling wrote, she was "the tiny dancer who invariably stops the show".

These bright detonations seem real and carry such a feeling of omnipotence that I invariably stopped whatever else I was doing in the game just to watch.

When I sometimes worked as vacation relief for the regular routemen, I discovered that the horses knew the customers' addresses and invariably stopped in front of the next building for a pickup of dirty laundry.

Landscaping of the ponds happens by serendipity; if Mr. Anello happens to be driving his station wagon past a highway construction site, he said, he invariably stops to pick up a carload of stones and boulders, which are reborn as landscaping in his yard.

They are also brainless, because once they make the turn, they invariably must stop for a red light at the next corner.