Sentence examples for eventually end that the from inspiring English sources

However unlikely the action is (Doctor Who, Game of Thrones), we accept that it is really happening and would be annoyed to discover, when the shows eventually end, that the whole thing was a nightmare suffered by a child in Surrey.

Behind this assumption lies another assumption, the idea that most of the guns that eventually end up in the hands of the bad guys get there because someone with a clean record buys the gun, knowing that he or she is planning to give or sell the gun to someone who can't pass a background check and, hence, can't be the initial purchaser of the gun.

She did not return for her second trip until 1986, to cover food riots that were part of the simmering protests that would eventually end the family's despotic rule.

Congolese rebels have agreed to informal negotiations with the government and a rival rebel group that could eventually end the country's nearly four-year civil war, a senior rebel official said.

AOL purchased video ad-inserter Lightingcast on May 18, and Google unveiled plans on Tuesday to integrate video ads into search results, a technology that could eventually end up inside the company's Video Store.

We had a few seconds with the headset today and they looked pretty solid, an important consideration when you're talking about something that will eventually end up under the couch in a fit of pique.

Advocates of the merger believe that it would eventually end the need for repeated infusions of state funds and would give Connecticut a major academic medical center that could provide an economic boost to the region.

But it said that creditors "figure to eventually end up controlling the paper".

Some supporters of the system have argued that the money eventually ends up in the areas that need it the most, even if it is not distributed equally at the outset.

Although his economic and social initiatives were motivated chiefly by his moral convictions, these measures gave modest impetus to movements that eventually ended the economic depression and social instability that had gripped western Europe since the dissolution of the Roman Empire in the 4th and 5th centuries.

The suit alleges that the Bank of China aided terrorism by allowing representatives of Islamic Jihad and Hamas to use the bank to wire funds that eventually ended up in the hands of terror cells responsible for attacks like the one that killed Wultz.