Sentence examples for and led eventually from inspiring English sources

Cliff's passion became an obsession and led eventually to the establishment of Flying Cranes Antiques.

A serious official investigation only began in 2012, and led eventually to the arrest of the six defendants.

Mubarak promised to destroy "terrorism" – just as the Tunisian president did on Wednesday night – and the massacre at Luxor divided the Islamists and led, eventually, to a ceasefire.

The excerpt focusses on the time he spent writing screenplays, which began with short documentaries he made with a friend, and led eventually to working with Robert Redford on "Downhill Racer," and to projects in Europe.

Battle of Wagram, (July 5 6 , 1809, victory for Napoleon, which forced Austria to sign an armistice and led eventually to the Treaty of Schönbrunn in October, ending Austria's 1809 war against the French control of Germany.

The dispute triggered a debate about the rights of a playwright in a collaborative art form and led eventually to the formation, in 1976, of the Theatre Writers Unionn.

This undercutting of radicals on Israel's northern borders and within the West Bank and Gaza would spell the definitive end of Yasir Arafat and lead eventually to a favorable solution of the Arab-Israeli problem.

An initial developmental cycle starts in the midgut and leads eventually to the formation of primary spores.

Correction to this articleIT WAS one of the largest international scientific collaborations ever undertaken and it led, eventually, to a landmark accomplishment.

News of Laura Bridgman ignited hope — she had been socialized into a semblance of personhood, while Helen remained a small savage — and hope led, eventually, to Alexander Graham Bell.

Mr Reuter retells the story of Osama bin Laden and the encouragement, rebuffs and fanaticism that led eventually to September 11th 2001.