Sentence examples for which always has from inspiring English sources
It's an underdog story, which always has appeal.
An important device of the shaman is the drum, which always has only one membrane.
"They weren't in the attic or basement," she said, "which always has the potential for disaster".
This doesn't really detract from the rivalry, which always has meaning, but the Utes and Cougars shouldn't play in September.
That leaves the high court, which always has one eye on the integrity of the system, with a genuine dilemma.
There is a contradiction between the smiling affable sculptor and her sculpture, which always has a dark side.
Later come weekly US jobless claims, which always have the potential to upset the applecart.
The Los Angeles coffee scene, which always had good style, now has the substance to back it up.
The note of detachment in his style — the everlasting icy grace — approximated Tolstoy's magisterial narrative voice, which always had a caustic undertow.
Helaine and her husband invited me and my wife to one of their Sunday lunches, which always have a fantastic mix of artists, writers and academics.
We have arrived at that point, the logical conclusion for a relationship which always had the words Higher Authority written all over it.
