Example sentences of "[noun pl] be always [verb] [prep] [noun sg] " in BNC.
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| 1 | Racialized discourses are always articulated in context : in an English or history class ; in a school corridor , dinner queue or playground ; at work or on the streets ; in one neighbourhood or another . |
| 2 | A proportion of H 2 O molecules are always decomposed into hydrogen ions ( H + ; ) and hydroxyl ions ( OH- ) ( a state known as dissociation ) , the concentration of H + ; ions being expressed as pH . |
| 3 | With unc general , the labour involved in the expansion is quite prohibitive even for small values of n , and indirect methods are always used in practice . |
| 4 | Broad shoulders are always associated with strength and are very impressive . |
| 5 | If your bills are always sailing through taxation as drawn , it may be that your draftsman is getting it spot on , but equally it may be because the bills are being constantly understated and therefore are found to be unobjectionable . |
| 6 | Informed of the conspiracy , Franco 's reaction was , at first sight , surprising , but entirely in keeping with the behaviour of a man whose responses were always based on strategy , never on emotion . |
| 7 | Labour Governments are always constrained by cost considerations and by the financial disasters brought on by all the spending commitments that they claim are priorities and then have to jettison one by one . |
| 8 | Difficulties were always tempered by contact with people . |
| 9 | Chief Superintendent Kevin Delaney , of the Metropolitan Police traffic division , said : ‘ Normally mouthpieces are always opened in front of the person being asked to take the breath test . |
| 10 | New operands are always inserted at position one , and all operands already in the stack are moved down one position ( or " pushed " ) ; only the most recently added operand could be removed ( from position one ) and the remaining operands are moved back ( or " popped " ) . |
| 11 | The ships are always packed to capacity , with passengers clinging to the upper decks . |
| 12 | They regarded themselves , however fallaciously , as light-skinned ; in their paintings they were invariably shown full face and almost white , whereas their enemies were always depicted in profile and black , unless they were Europeans . |
| 13 | Cleo knew their sedate yet sumptuous soirées were always peppered with gourmand bishops . |
| 14 | Hospitals are always working at near-capacity , so anything that upsets the balance automatically causes more strain . ’ |
| 15 | Such instruments are always issued at par . |
| 16 | The stitches are always transferred from back to front , not side to side , so I have never encountered any problem with bias knitting . |
| 17 | He smoked constantly and his clothes were always smeared with cigarette ash . |
| 18 | His parts are always notated in tenor clef and have a range of c to f' . |
| 19 | And so Harrison of Caldbeck and Robinson of Buttermere — wrestlers were always known by name and village both — were circling about each other 's conversation trying for a grip . |