Sentence examples for went always from inspiring English sources
Sure there were the nonbelievers, chuckers, but they came and went, always in denial.
She took to carrying identification wherever she went, always ready to prove that she was Belle Boyd, the one and only.
(Without them, Ellis grandly theorized, "woman might be physiologically truer to herself if she went always on all fours" rather than try to imitate men by "standing erect").
Rural peasants, the thinking went, always had their agricultural land to fall back on for survival; urban workers in state-run enterprises, meantime, needed more generous helpings from the "iron rice bowl" of the state.
By Alan Williamson The New Yorker, January 15 , 1972P. 27 When your feet went always naked, View Article By Jelani Cobb By David Remnick By Jia Tolentino By Jia Tolentino.
He had been given only a dry bologna sandwich and it tasted like sand, that was the first thing he told us — you know men, the saying went, always thinking of their stomachs.
And wherever you go, always take an umbrella.
The sonata goes always between the two poles.
Illness is a foreign land, and you go always alone.
Municipal experiments come and go, always leading nowhere.
