But let me tell you something she does do without fail every day.
"Well, we're all going to die, aren't we?" my husband said without fail every day of the summer's relentless heat wave.
Without fail, every day, the older brother greets me with a smile and hands me a piece of apple he's just cut.
Like, at work, Jessica would ask — the way she does, without fail, every single Monday — "What did you get up to over the weekend?" Oh, here we go.
"This happens without fail, every single time".
Without fail, every few months, more tidbits of news emerge.
Practically speaking I then took off every Monday without fail, as a day just for me, to learn about myself without any work things.
She makes the same Sabbath menu every week without fail, serving it Friday night and Saturday at lunch; her six-burner stove has a grill component with a griddle on top that she lights before the sun goes down on Friday; it cooks the cholent, a meat casserole, overnight and keeps the rest of the food warm since she cannot make a fire on the holiday.
Crerand was so close to Bill Shankly he would often be late for mass because the Liverpool manager used to ring, without fail, at 9am every Sunday, in a way that would never happen between employees of the two clubs now.
Journalists and commentators do it, without fail, pretty much every Monday, obsessive saturation coverage demanding that no sooner have events ended than conclusions are drawn, that no weekend must pass without one thing or another having been decided or proved or finished.
