Sentence examples for will invariably get from inspiring English sources

The answer you will invariably get is "a lion".

Get carried away or assume you're home and dry, and you will invariably get wet.

All a tourist really needs to know is that one forefinger up will invariably get you downtown.

And then if that doesn't work, passengers will invariably get up and let folks know that it's a quiet car and cellphones are not permitted there".

And when you complain about someone writing the dreaded word, the Xmas-writer will invariably get all defensive and say the X part comes from the Greek word for Christ.

Gene Kimmelman, vice president for international affairs for the Consumers Union, the nonprofit that publishes Consumer Reports, said people in Washington may not get seamless service, but they will invariably get a bill at the end of the month.

But the embarrassment is more than made up for by the appreciative smiles of encouragement you'll invariably get from locals for even making the attempt to speak their language.

And I know that the longer and harder I think about it, the more of a big deal it will seem to me, AND I know that if I just let the worry thoughts pass, I'll invariably get new thoughts and those thoughts will bring new feelings.

"No. 1, people will die because of the gridlock that you will invariably have," he said.

The hardware tinkerers and prototype mavens out there will invariably have stumbled across the Arduino platform.

Some of these apps, of course, will invariably go the way of Yammer, and be snapped up by incumbents.