Sentence examples for which were invariably from inspiring English sources

Murray fully exploited his pack's dominance of the lineout and breakdown – long before the end they were shoving Leicester backwards in the scrum – weighting his kicks, which were invariably aimed at the Leicester left wing where Adam Thompstone and the full-back George Worth, making his first start in Europe, were hounded into errors by Darren Sweetnam.

Many of us will know Ilaria especially through her annual "Darwin Day" programs in Milan, which were invariably rich in content, and well attended by professional evolutionists and laypersons alike.

The village of Norham, Northumberland, just south of the River Tweed was noted as being "long famous" for a breed of water spaniel of which were "invariably brown".

They seized the town of Thurii and the surrounding countryside, arming themselves, raiding the surrounding territories, trading plunder with merchants for bronze and iron (with which to manufacture more arms), and clashing occasionally with Roman forces which were invariably defeated.

Again, as in the case of MEFs, we could not detect evidence of persistent DNA damage signaling in the K-RasV12-driven adenomas, which were invariably senescent as shown in [37] (Fig. 3C).

Accordingly, we detected 7 class1 integrons all of which were invariably PCR-positive for int1 and sul1.

His plays, which are invariably political, are rarely polemical.

But his plays, which are invariably political, are rarely polemical.

The bundle must be stuffed into the red can of contaminated garbage, which is invariably full.

Rangoon and Mandalay have numerous internet ­cafes, which are invariably full.

This kind of activity brings sunk costs, which are invariably irrecoverable.