Synonym: all the time, forever. Antonym: seldom, sometimes. Similar words: hallway, deal with. Meaning: ['ɔːlweɪz] 
adv. 1. at all times; all the time and on every occasion 2. seemingly without interruption; often and repeatedly 3. at any time or in any event 4. forever; throughout all time.
adv. 1. at all times; all the time and on every occasion 2. seemingly without interruption; often and repeatedly 3. at any time or in any event 4. forever; throughout all time. 
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91. Dave has always been a bit of a drinker.
92. I have always been with you.
93. He's always making excuses for being late.
94. Some husbands and wives are always disputing.
95. She always coveted power but never quite achieved it.
96. He had always been reckless with money.
97. Those children are always chasing about.
98. She always angles for a free ticket.
99. I've always been perfectly healthy until now.
100. Time always too long, long to palpitate.
101. You should always read the instructions on medicines thoroughly.
102. He was always there with a sympathetic ear .
103. There is always sad[sentencedict.com], sad have we forgot sorrow.
104. He was always leering at female members of staff.
105. Always chew food well before swallowing it.
106. Accuracy is not always compatible with haste.
107. Crowded I always not see you.
108. I always say what's on my mind.sentencedict.com/always.html
109. She's always very generous to the kids.
110. Joe is always starting arguments with Sue.
111. Call me anytime. I'm always home.
112. The plumbline is always perpendicular to the horizontal plane.
113. He always gets behind in the race.
114. Where there is love, there are always wishes.
115. Bette is always good for a laugh.
116. We always endeavor to please our customers.
117. Success in making money is not always a good criterion of success in life.
118. She always makes such a meal of it I could do it in half the time!
119. Where there is a real superiority of mind, pride will be always under good regulation.
120. The excitement of starting a new job is always mingled with a certain apprehension.