Sentence examples for come inevitably from inspiring English sources

With the revival of haut-bourgeois Hungary have come, inevitably, American institutions.

"Is there an easy way we can discourage them, like saying 'please can you not come?'" Inevitably, this queen bee clashes with her group of friends.

(The tapes and literature that are the stock-in-trade of Germany's neo-Nazi skinheads come, inevitably, from America, proving the obvious point that one man's democracy can be another man's nightmare).

All of these wonders come, inevitably, at a price -- and not just the financial cost, which at the moment exceeds even the $1 million-a-minute average of Pixar-style animation.

A campaign that tells the world it is inevitable comes — inevitably — to believe it.

Arthur came inevitably attached to him.

With such laziness of language comes, inevitably, imprecision of thought.

But with the rush of creativity comes, inevitably, logistical madness.

As with any high, however, there comes, inevitably, the crash.

After the autumn of discontent comes, inevitably, the winter of writing it all up.

For along with technical independence comes, inevitably, a political choice: to achieve the inflation target quickly, or slowly.