Sentence examples for put it always from inspiring English sources

On a typical night, we'd "go signing," as we put it, always prowling for a trophy with a name that held some significance.

For every moment of the decade-long league football career that followed, Vin Catoggio was, as Crosswell put it, "always struggling for a game".

At first glance, the sudden extravagance appears out of character for a man who, as a former employee put it, always "wants a discount on wholesale".

The hope is based on the fact that recessions, like other calamities, only ever affect a minority: that disaster, as Auden put it, always happens "while someone else is eating or opening a window or just walking dully along".

She is said to be sympathetic to the view of many senior Treasury officials that, as one NHS source put it, "always giving the NHS more money is throwing good money after bad, like pouring water on to sand".

This biography of Fitzgerald's novel is also a portrait of Scott and Zelda, a couple who, as Dorothy Parker put it, always "looked as if they had just stepped out of the sun".

She was bright, stubborn, and questioning — as Rodríguez puts it, "always a little different".

He was the type of child who, as she puts it, "always ventured out".

As Li puts it, always meticulous in her details, "In the period of indecision and uncertainty, old winter-weary snow began to melt".

One "crazy thing or another," as Patsy puts it, always doomed him: his long commutes, his health, family obligations, constant reminders that he was no longer his own boss.

That's how she puts it, always stumbling slightly over the phrase, like she's about to say "I'm... .. but then switches at the last second to "I... like girls".