Sentence examples for I ultimately found from inspiring English sources
I ultimately found nirvana in 2000 at Bravo Gianni (230 East 63rd Street), with a filling of beef, veal, sausage, chicken gizzard, sweetbreads and brains.
(I was a big fan of Jawbone's Up software, too, but I ultimately found it too limited: It works only on Apple's iOS devices; the company has not yet made versions for P.C.'s or Android devices).
When I ultimately found the hotel, the price jumped to $547 a person and was packaged with ridiculously inconvenient flight times: an arrival Sunday night at 11 05 p.m. and a departure Wednesday morning at 7 a.m.
What sort of injections was he given during his last days at a clinic run by a former member of the SS? Four hundred pages into this biography, I ultimately found myself staring at the singer's photo on the cover and wondering who Bob Marley truly was.
As over-the-top and theatrical as the Aleph is, though, I ultimately found it fun.
But rather than focusing on the horror of it all, I ultimately found myself relishing the flattering male attention, albeit four decades behind schedule.
It's a compelling argument, even though I ultimately find the pro-life stance more convincing.
What I ultimately find most irksome about Mr. Engber's article is two assumptions he makes: The first is that there haven't been, and couldn't be, successful novels written either about a cat or from a cat's perspective.
Ultimately, I finally found an agent willing to work the computer system to come up with a boarding pass and a seat assignment on an afternoon flight that was supposedly overbooked.
In 1867, her tomb was opened to try to ascertain the resting place of James I; he was ultimately found with Henry VII, but many of her other descendants, including Elizabeth of Bohemia, Prince Rupert of the Rhine and the children of Anne, Queen of Great Britain, were interred in her vault.
Another, the now grown-up boy last seen clutching a toy grenade in Central Park, looking like he was about to explode with puerile fury, concludes that what "she ultimately found, I think, is nothing".
