Sentence examples for eventually come from from inspiring English sources

Salvation may eventually come from a new floor-filling pop-music genre.

And that's where his long-term profit will eventually come from.

Not that Mr. Whelan is implicitly against whatever may eventually come from Jerde.

Sweet smelling and in fine fettle, you knew only something good would eventually come from these piles of decomposing vegetation.

The cash for this, less what can be raised at auction, can only, eventually, come from the taxpayer.

But, she added, with laws being interpreted differently, "the final answer will eventually come from the courts".

Salvation eventually came from an unexpected quarter.

Much of the money eventually came from wealthy Hong Kong collectors, many of whom had sold their collections to the museum before fleeing the 1949 Communist takeover.

Schalken's approach seemed to be long and Hewitt left the ball in anticipation of the call which eventually came from the line judge, but umpire Javier Moverruledez overruled, much to Hewitt's disgust.

Since about 90 percent of all food calories in the diet of Mesoamericans eventually came from corn, archaeologists for a long time have sought the origins of this plant which has no wild forms existing today in order to throw light on the agricultural basis of Mesoamerican civilization.

The vote of confidence--and investment--Moreno sought eventually came from a less likely source: the European Research Council ERCC).