Sentence examples for which was always on from inspiring English sources

"They went very hard from the gate, which was always on the cards, really," Luke Morris said.

That alchemy was characteristic of the early days of the struggling university, which was always on the verge of bankruptcy.

And finally, how this made the rupture between the men, which was always on the cards, into an inevitability.

Because many of Dalí's film projects did not come to fruition, the show gives you an unusually intimate sense of his artistic process and his artistic imagination, which was always on fast-forward.

But he involved himself in all aspects of Granada's output, including some of the more hair-raising aspects of World in Action, which was always on the cutting edge and never frightened to speak its mind.

The inspiration for the show comes from British sitcoms like Pulling and Spaced plus older things such as Fawlty Towers, which was always on if we could find it.

Since Moschino's death in 1994, his former assistant Rossella Jardini had designed the collection, which was always on-trend, though lacking the wit of Franco's originals.

He is equipped and able, and he's used to the pressure, which is always on in big clubs to get titles.

Four out of five of my peers those born after 1980 own mobile devices, which are always on, always on us, and always connected to social media like Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram.

The app, which is always on, pings GPS satellites every few seconds, and if it determines that the phone is in a moving vehicle, it renders the phone almost useless.

But it gets worse: The Xbox One doesn't work without Kinect, which is always on as well.