Sentence examples for eventually come in from inspiring English sources

But it is assumed that it will eventually come in.

"Clearly the Koreans have recognised that the Chinese will eventually come in after them and under them," says Mr Phillippi.

And the technology may eventually come in handy in searching family video archives for hard-to-find sightings of Great-Uncle George.

But a new study about a different kind of audio approach during sleep gives insight into how the sleeping brain works, and may eventually come in handy to people studying a language, cramming for a test or memorizing lines in a play.

These bumpers will eventually come in multiple colors and styles, making them more of an accessory than a structural element.

One benefit of lows that hold is that once a floor is set on prices buyers will eventually come in to snap up the bargains.

The money eventually came in, though, and the Tate, a beloved but somewhat parochial institution through much of its history, became a global phenomenon.

That's where the sympathy eventually comes in, though it arrives a little late for the audience, which has heard just about enough from these kids by intermission.

The fine eventually came in at $7bn.

They moved into the lead two and a half laps out and eventually came in more than a second ahead.

They were angry -- neither had a contract with Dougherty -- but both eventually came in and did a C-section.