Sentence examples for doubtless end from inspiring English sources

While Invictus, due for release early next year, will doubtless end on a high note, some feel that Mandela's legacy has been squandered by his successors.

Although he currently lives at La Reve, should he and his new wife move to Cairo, they will doubtless end up in one of the city's informal settlements known as ashwai'yat, an Arabic word that means random or haphazard.

So Libya, with the connivance of Interpol (whose red notice system is abused by vengeful governments) got hold of Senussi first, for a trial that will be about as fair as that of Saddam Hussein, and which will doubtless end in the same way.

Many of those will doubtless end up with Russia's new gazillionaires, a yachting customer base that barely existed five years ago and now accounts for perhaps 25% of the market.

In any event, this petty thieving doubtless ended with their first ample harvest, which was celebrated with a three day feast.

Barack Obama's preconditions would doubtless include ending the provision of arms to Syria.

HAD Stephen Harper, Canada's prime minister, last year acknowledged that at least three Conservative senators he named to the unelected 105-seat upper house claimed allowances to which they were not entitled, the matter would doubtless have ended there.

(It was just the sort of cliff-top message that I had seen a decade earlier in Albania, and doubtless it would end up the same way, as a pile of rubble in the adjacent valley).

Oh Jorah, I shall miss you and your beautiful voice when you finally succumb to a brave but doubtless terrible end.

Doubtless the end of security support will mean bugs in those other programs will have more success at catching people out.

"Doubtless the end of the coal, at least as an article of a mighty commerce, will arrive within a period brief in comparison with the ages of human existence.