Sentence examples for eventually coming to a from inspiring English sources

X-rays entering at the closed end would skim across the hills and valleys of the grooves, refracting slightly as they passed through each succeeding hill and eventually coming to a common focus.

As noted by Orr (2000), this leads to the so-called cost of complexity, an expectation that the more complex the adaptations, the lesser the adaptive step will become, and consequently the rate of evolution will decrease with increasing complexity, eventually coming to a halt at very high levels of complexity.

I spent days online researching methods, eventually coming to a house administering a plant root known as Tabernanthe Iboga, and I called them.

The second part, which follows older Wirt, sees him following a river, and eventually coming to a head with a rather scary ghost (see below).

It heads north through a mix of farm fields and residences, eventually coming to an intersection with MD 247 (Loveville Road) in Loveville.

Things eventually came to a head.

Invariably, the two sides eventually come to a compromise.

The car eventually came to a halt after spinning round and flipping upside down.

It took a doomsday scenario, but Penn, for one, eventually came to a similar conclusion.

Though some projects feel endless, they all, eventually, come to a close.

When it did eventually come to a halt it was only because Australia were off-side.