Sentence examples for which always adds from inspiring English sources
It is also a little over half European which always adds luster.
For two days the batsmen had generally held sway, but now the bowlers took over – which always adds spice to the contest.
"It will be a new model for all of us to work with, which always adds a new level of complexity," said Rosemarie Noonan, executive director of the Housing Action Council, an advocacy group in Tarrytown that works to create affordable housing.
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This concert was also the last for many graduating students, which always adds a whole new layer of emotion and energy.
Bouhours writes that "the je ne sais quoi is like those beauties covered with a veil, which are the more highly prized for being less exposed to view, and to which the imagination always adds something" (AT, 229).
The Formula One championship has either started or finished in Australia for many years, which has always added to its interest.
Pyrolusite particles were suspended in 3 mM 56Fe(II) from 0 to 8 times prior to addition of 57Fe(II), which was always added as the final resuspension and endpoint of reaction.
It always adds something.
In order to make these emulsions kinetically stable, a suitable surfactant (or mixture of surfactants) is always added, which adsorbs at the oil/water interface and forms a strong interfacial film (Jiang et al. 2013).
