always
ఎల్లప్పుడూ
definition
adverb
the sun always rises in the east
at all times; on all occasions.
if the marriage doesn't work out, we can always get divorced
as a last resort; failing all else.
translation of 'always'
సదా,
ఎప్పుడు
example
Because no matter how tomorrow may look, the future will 'always' work itself out.
It will never be over in my heart though because she will 'always' be there, forever and ever.
We want to break the monotony we have had in the past of 'always' waiting for the main show in June.
It was not 'always' so and in past times it was a big event on St. Stephen's Day every year.
Did you ever notice that they 'always' seem to want to have the last word on an argument?
In the good times the chief executive's pay 'always' seems to rise at a faster rate than earnings.
When you look at past winners they have 'always' been from Oxford and Cambridge so to be in that league is fantastic.
Remember those days and evenings when the sun 'always' shone and cricket was the only game in town?
You simply cannot move the country forward if you are 'always' focused on the past.
Paolozzi may find his inspiration in the past but the future is what will 'always' truly concern him.
As a last resort you could 'always' throw out the computer, but could you survive without eBay?
Most probably, but consistency has 'always' been our bugbear so we must wait and see.
There will 'always' be staff sickness, but the high costs show how important it is to get the action plan in place.
she will 'always' be missed
It was a pretty close vote but it shows that quality will 'always' rise to the top.
I loved Halloween but the costume selection part of it was 'always' the most annoying.
it was 'always' going to be a challenge
did you 'always' want to be a journalist?
We had a set of best clothes for Sundays and special occasions and 'always' wore a hat to church.
Over the years it seemed to become a household name and the event is 'always' an occasion to look forward to.
He was a humble, kind and giving man who will be missed and 'always' remembered by all who knew him.
On these occasions he 'always' professed his innocence of the murder, although he knew who did it.
she will 'always' be missed
I 'always' put them first
It saddens me that no matter how much he does that is good and positive, his past is 'always' thrown in his face.
there will 'always' be talk
This is 'always' a lovely community occasion and a large attendance is anticipated.
There will 'always' be something missing from a game played on this surface.
They were members of the old stock of the Parish and she will be 'always' missed.
if the marriage doesn't work out, we can 'always' get divorced
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