Sentence examples for what I invariably from inspiring English sources

When I get the Times's Sunday Book Review, after glancing at the table of contents to see who has written about what, I invariably turn to the best-seller lists with a vulgar curiosity — it's the reality television of a book nerd.

I'm OK if I keep my head down and get on with what I'm doing, but invariably someone will mention the flowering of children's theatre and I come over all "Bah, humbug".

"I'll invariably wear what I can see.

Any time I am trying to find a phone number or notes from a meeting or call, I scroll through my notebook from that period and invariably find what I was looking for.

One of the starters was a rabbit's liver concoction served with warm ricotta cheese, and being the type of contrary diner who invariably orders what I haven't had before, or even what I think I might not enjoy, I went for it.

My daughters invariably ask me what I'm cooking, to which I usually respond "slop".

Invariably, when people asked what I'd been up to and I told them, they'd say things like "Good for you," or "Wow, I could never do that".

But no matter what approach I tried, I invariably came up short.

Seeing the works themselves revealed exactly what had been lost, though I invariably saw it the other way around, with the painting as an expanded version of the Penguin original.

In virtually all the university courses I teach in the field of education, I conduct what invariably turns out to be a valuable and poignant activity for the pre-service teacher educator enrolled in the course.

The Chechen national spirit is what is invariably called "fiercely independent".