Sentence examples for who invariably from inspiring English sources

However badly you screwed up, Bridget was the friend who invariably went one worse.

Story of a young maiden who invariably, when addressed on any subject, would answer "What".

"Tell," said Susan, who invariably launched a telephone session with this command.

The twist is that he is a schizophrenic killer who invariably turns against those closest to him.

A subsequent critic was to remark that Bismarck believed in a God who invariably agreed with him on all issues.

In her own astonishing phrase, it is the "esteemed ladies of the movement" who invariably make her see red.

It started with ordinary people interviewed on television and radio who invariably expressed an abhorrence of "returning" or "going back".

Gradually, though, Hill has emerged as an alert character actor who invariably improves the movies in which he appears.

Mr. Sandler's big trick has been to turn those idiot characters into heroes who invariably have the last mean laugh.

Last year's race was jolted by some rabbits who pushed the pace to unprecedented levels, and who invariably attracted most of the trailside coverage and speculation.

These they can distribute how they see fit, which is why big-fight tickets end up with ticket brokers, who invariably sell them on at inflated prices.