Sentence examples for while there are always from inspiring English sources

"When you have been married for a while there are always habits you find physically annoying," says Oaks, "but as dancers there were technical habits that really, really irritated us.

Whether you're new to meditation, or you've been practicing it for a while, there are always new and fascinating things to discover about this age-old practice.

While there are always religious people among the unaffiliated, the numbers are significantly higher among the younger unaffiliated crowd.

"While there are always regrets at designs not realized, we greatly appreciate our ongoing relationship with Bruce and his team".

The problem – and the danger for Cameron – is that while there are always mitigating circumstances for what appears to be deranged incompetence, the past week is no aberration.

While "there are always discussions that go on between departments," officials are united behind the legislation, said an energy department spokesman, speaking on the condition of anonymity.

"When you haven't played for a while there is always a bit of rustiness.

And, after being transported to another world, even if only for a short while, there's always that little jolt as you touch base with reality.

While there's always been some inequality, it is especially acute today.

And while there's always some narrative implication in the music, it's never too elusive to grasp.

And while there was always some unemployment, normal meant very few people out of work for extended periods.