Sentence examples for and also eventually from inspiring English sources

Allergan, which is known mostly for Botox, hopes that expanding use of the Lap-Band to less obese adults — and also eventually to teenagers — will spur sales.

The Ansonia project presented a classic example of a small New England city that thrived on industrial production, but also developed a fantastic Main Street that was virtually swallowed up over the years and also eventually lost its economic base.

So Tom and Gerri are happy, and "Another Year" is genuinely happy for them and also, eventually, for their son, Joe Oliver Maltmann), a decent chap who genially endures Mary's increasingly feverish and jealous attention.

When she told him of their heritage, Keyuk vowed that he would master Selk'nam and also, eventually, Yagán — the nearly extinct language of a neighboring people in the far south — reckoning that he could pass them down to his children and perhaps reseed the languages among the tribes' descendants.

The undertow of the whole book, says Jack in his introduction, "is the memory of a different country, the one that shaped my identity as both British and Scottish, and also, eventually, as a Londoner with a part-time life in Scotland".

Here a group of followers move cohesively with the moving leader to maintain connectivity and avoid collisions for all time and also eventually achieve velocity matching.

Jazz is a struggle, like when a handsome white man really wants to open a jazz club, but has to settle for being a very famous and successful musician instead, and then also eventually opening a jazz club.

Colsefini stayed on as vocalist, with Gray recruiting the guitarists Mick Thomson and Donnie Steele, also eventually members of Slipknot.

Flower's influence was clear: England won like him, and they also eventually lost like him too, an unbending, magnificently uncompromising collapse on all fronts.

In 1997, back in the southern Toledo District, a local grassroots campaign against illegal logging, fishing and poaching also eventually became a part of the ecotourism industry.

Simon Watney: Well, after 20 years of working too hard and without any proper sense of boundaries, my own health finally gave way, and I was hospitalized following my own infection with HIV in March 1997, which I took very badly, having done my best not to get infected, and I also eventually had a big personal meltdown.