But Colfax was always there.

And there was always someone present while I was there.

And then there was always a silence.

And then there was always a silence.

Wet or fine, he was always there.

In which there was always mist and water.

He was always hiding there, behind the door

Seems like I was always in there when he was losing.

And there was a rock that I always missed.

There was always too much superfluous writing in his essays.

There was so much enthusiasm and we were always together.

You've always thought there was something wrong with me. Haven't you?

On a crowded bus there was always a lap to sit on.

You and the hospital attendants were always present while he was there.

There you go, always suspicious! No, no, I was a ship's carpenter.

Because there was always a Rock of Gibraltar to give them strength.

I'm always there.

I've always thought there was something not quite right about that house, sir.

They've always been there.

There are always checkups

There are always hordes of people there.

Always when he talked to me... there was a special look in his eye.

Always wanted to go there myself but I've been married since I was 1 6.

They're around. They're always there.

But there... there must always be a St. Mary's.

I have always felt... that there was something very serious at the back of your eccentricities.

I'm an optimist. Always was, always will be.

There will always be another frontier.

There is always something happening here.

They've always been there for us.

I'm always there when Grusinskaya dances.

There are always opportunities for redemption.

There you go, you're always suspicious.

But there is always present others...

There's always a Kid, isn't there?

There will always be companies around to supply the fake, because there will always be desire for the fake.

It always was.

He always was.

For when it was said to them 'There is no god except Allah' they were always proud

For when it was said to them 'There is no god except Allah' they were always proud

But, even then there was always someone, some foolish man who stood up and walked into it.

And after the war was over, there was an audit done as the army always does, the air force always does and they asked the question how many Scuds did we actually destroy?

You are always there with other people.

And there isn't always a translator available.

Are there always so many people here?