If the game turns into a goalfest, you'd invariably expect the Bluebirds to have the final say.
As recently as three years ago, if you told a top game industry executive that your favorite genre was online PC games, you would almost invariably provoke a reaction akin to telling a television mogul that your favorite shows explain the migration patterns of obscure African fauna.
The joke among them was that, in his presence, being a journalist with two X chromosomes would invariably make you a subject of sexual harassment.
The Thomas Guide intended to simplify the city's sprawl down to a simple, geometric scale, yet it also made Los Angeles feel endless, as if each page would invariably point you to a new one.
After 9/11 people would invariably ask me, "what makes you sure that you won't be betrayed again?" So, there's a dichotomy.
I hated playing against players like Harley - he'd accidentally step on your toe or when you tackle him an elbow or knee would invariably end up in your ribs.
Reading her would invariably stimulate argument and, whether you agreed or not, it was difficult to put any of her reviews down.
On the bus, boys from rival streets, seeing a new face, would invariably ask his affiliation: "What you be about?" Mr. Perea's truthful deflection — "Don't worry about it.
Every June, a new kid in grade school would invariably ask me, "So what are you doing for Father's Day?" "Are your parents divorced?" "Um, no.
"They would invariably reply, 'Of course not.' Well, there you go, that's why we are joining, because we also believe the E.U. has a future".
One Trib alumnus, Maurice Carroll, recalled that even a dozen years after he joined The Times his complaints about changes in his copy would invariably be met by an editor's lament: "Oh, you Trib guys".
