Sentence examples for do the same eventually from inspiring English sources
"The Poles will have to do the same, eventually".Think national, speak EuropeThe closeness of today's Franco-German relationship is often cited as a model for the future of German-Polish relations.
In 1975, the German automaker persuaded Alexander Calder to design a paint job for one of its racing models, and then promptly enlisted Frank Stella, Roy Lichtenstein, and Andy Warhol to do the same, eventually commissioning twelve other artists, including Robert Rauschenberg, A. R. Penck, David Hockney, and, most recently, Olafur Eliasson (2007).
They unload a thousand rounds of ammunition, the terrorists do the same, and eventually the right people end up dead.
When it comes to adults, are we willing to do the same thing?" Eventually, she left peacefully.
The priority for European policymakers is to do the same as governments eventually did with the banks: to get ahead of the crisis and to convince investors that they will spend whatever is necessary.…and the expensive way backThe economics starts with the politics.
He said that its courses helped him to look beyond facts and figures, and that a key was "thinking differently from what everybody else thinks, because if you are thinking the same way, you do the same thing, and eventually you would be wrong".
Fox is looking to do the same in Israel and, eventually, the rest of the world.
Florida may eventually do the same.In this section The last shall be first Bringing order to the border The comeback grandpa?
These will eventually do the same to the publishing industry as the iPod did to the music industry, providing readers with aggregation, convenience, social discovery and immediacy.
Microsoft has indicated that it might support a future version for its browser, Internet Explorer, and some in the industry believe Apple will eventually do the same for its browser, Safari.
If networked devices and greater bandwidth eventually do the same to video content, Sony's film business could be among the first to suffer.The irony is that Sony got into the film business in the 1980s precisely because it wanted the clout to help its electronics business set new standards.
