The meeting no matter where it took place would invariably start with a series of open-ended statements that sounded more like accusations.

Indeed, our marksmen were capable of hitting a dozen terrorists within a few seconds, starting invariably with the last man in a line or group.

The autumn term invariably starts with a mix of emotions, notably for parents with children starting a new school.

The bald spot that invariably starts in the middle of the back of a man's head.

When people describe Burgundy, they invariably start at Dijon and move south.

(The calls invariably start with Japan, whose consumers set trends worldwide.)

Each episode invariably started inside the diner, and most if not all subsequent scenes took place there as well.

That process must invariably start with the appointment of an able chairman.

That way, when the judges invariably start late, I can make use of the time by preparing my witnesses in the hallway.

Those adjustments explain why penalties invariably start to decline at this point in the season.