I must tell you here that although she always slept in her clothes, she changed them for clean ones every day.
She always thanked us in a very nice way and said how very thoughtful we were in selecting beautiful articles for her.
Ain't she always at it--always tempting us to go too far along the road of our particular weakness?
She always declared an enthusiasm for personality; to her it seemed the force behind everything and the mainspring of all movement.
She always argues on her own basis of perfect ingenuous honesty.
She always leapt to meet trouble half way and invariably lost her nerve upon the least opportunity to do so.
She'd never refuse; those were her happy days, she always said.
Too good for me she always was; and what have I brought her to?
Katerina Ivanovna had just begun, as she always did at every free moment, walking to and fro in her little room from window to stove and back again, with her arms folded across her chest, talking to herself and coughing.
She was considerably older than I, and besides, she always kept a clove or something in her mouth.
But now, sir, she always looks to me like one o' the shining ones that come to fetch the pilgrims.
She always set to work on it at depressed moments, and now she knitted at it nervously, twitching her fingers and counting the stitches.
On meeting Betsy coming towards her in a white gown that struck her by its elegance, Anna smiled at her just as she always did.
The prince apparently had plenty more to say, but as soon as the princess heard his tone she subsided at once, and became penitent, as she always did on serious occasions.
She always washed at odd times, and often in dull weather her undried clothes hung for days upon the line.
She always sang at moments when she purposed leaping the bounds of domestic custom.
She always looks at you as if she were saying--'Yes, yes; I know what you are thinking!
She would sit with the child on her lap from morning till night, gazing on him; she always went to sleep with him in her bosom--as close to her as ever he could lie.
But Gracie chirked me up, as she always does, bless her!
Bess was a practised hand, and loved the sport; but, woman-like, she always paused to wonder what she had caught before proceeding to find out.
Bobby would never do anything to hurt "Father Tom," as she alwayscalled Mr. Hargrew, so her enthusiasm for this suggested prank subsided.
Doesn't she always do something to queer us if she can?
Miss Carrington asked Dora a direct question, speaking her name as she always did, and glaring at the twin in question near-sightedly, in an endeavor to see the girl's lips move when she answered.
Here mother came up to my rescue, as she always loved to do; and she said, 'If my son may not dance Miss Ruth, at any rate he may dance with her.
She always smiled at dinner; one should smile at dinner even though one feels very, very sad.
She sat primly upright as she always sat, but her sleek head bent itself charmingly--Felicia was knitting.
She always found it difficult to quiet the little girl, but to-day she seemed filled by very vivid impressions.
When my mama wrinkles up her forehead the way you do she always has a headache, and one must get her some cold water to make it better.
Apollonie went indoors to get ready for the walk, as she always put on better clothes whenever she mounted to the castle, despite the fact that she might not see anyone.
She always loved to go to Mrs. Maxa's house, because Kurt and Mea were her best friends.
When I asked my mother to explain it to me, she always evaded an answer and spoke vaguely of adventures on the coast of Madagascar.
She always used to reply that her only acquaintances were true friends of the Republic and no mistake about it.
Although she had an instinctive feeling of respect for System, she always said to me: "I am sure that he was one of the Terrorists.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "she always" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
