Hill, pale from an illness, but always full of fire and resolution, was hurrying forward his massive columns, their eagerness growing as the sound of the battle swelled.
She often took me out of my box, at my own desire, to give me air, and show me the country, but always held me fast by a leading-string.
I own she came often to my house, but always publicly, nor ever without three more in the coach, who were usually her sister and young daughter, and some particular acquaintance; but this was common to many other ladies of the court.
National Convention, but always gave a silent vote to all the atrocious laws proposed and carried by Marat, Robespierre, and their accomplices.
Let this be one invariable rule of your conduct,--Never to show the least symptom of resentment which you cannot to a certain degree gratify; but always to smile, where you cannot strike.
On the contrary, a hundred surmises, humorous or serious, but always extravagant, were afloat in Cedar Camp.
The candle guttered and flickered; the embers on the hearth brightened occasionally, as if trying to dispel the gathering shadows, but always ineffectually.
History is strewn with the wreck of popular delusions, but always in place of them have come realizations more astonishing than the wildest fancies of the dreamers.
There were a great many hard hits given and taken, but always cheerfully, for it was in the cause of our early history.
His word and his meaning never shake hands and part, but always go together.
Sometime he is a thief, but always a rogue, and in the nature of his profession the shame of humanity.
Her husband and she give and take equal liberty, which preserves a perfect peace and good understanding between both, while those that are concerned in one another's love and honour are never quiet, but always caterwauling.
He never loses patience, never doubts or complains, but always hopes, and works and waits so cheerfully that one is ashamed to do otherwise before him.
Then she begged him to be happy with somebody else, but always keep a little corner of his heart for his loving sister Jo.
Never lose any time,--I do not think that time lost which is spent in amusement or recreation some part of each day; but always be in the habit of being employed.
Never put your hat flat on the brim, as it will spoil its shape; but always hung it up on a peg.
A stair carpet should never be swept down with a long broom, but always with a short-handled brush, a dust-pan being held closely under each step of the stairs during the operation of sweeping.
Never write a private letter to the editor on the printer's copy, but always on a separate sheet.
The distinction between them is never merely numerical, nor merely local and temporal, but alwaysan intrinsic difference: each thing is distinguished from every other by its peculiar nature.
Our motive to action is never the knowledge of a true proposition, but alwayssimply a wish, affection, or impulse.
A demonstrative and relative particle, variously used, but always giving a certain emphasis to the word which it precedes.
On the side of the stronger there have been constant encroachments, effected now by menace and now by cajolery, but always prefaced by the display and the insolence of superior power.
He had been out there before, but always chaperoned by Nelly.
Other letters rained in on my sister from the eccentric individual, and he sent her almost weekly fresh presentments of his unprepossessing exterior, but always in a bowing attitude.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "but always" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
