Sentence examples for eventually explaining that from inspiring English sources
She tries to spin the Chinese company Haier's bid for Maytag, for instance, as a story of "just how quickly protectionist sentiment can derail a foreign company's plan for growth," before eventually explaining that Maytag was ultimately sold to Whirlpool for far more money than Haier was willing to pay.
Olabi had to consult with human rights groups and law professors before eventually explaining that the law was conditional and unclear: Rebels are allowed to lay siege to military targets with some permissible collateral damage.
At dinner, I eventually explained that the button in the top right corner of the Twitter application is used to create a new message.
After being informed of her error during the broadcast, Ms. Abdul eventually explained that she mixed up her notes and had meant to comment on another contestant.
At gunpoint, a slave eventually explains that Macandal has superhuman powers and is the Lord of Poison.
It is eventually explained that Edea was not acting of her own will, but was possessed by a sorceress from the future named Ultimecia.
These reports were later denied, and Byrd, a longtime friend of Kennedy, eventually explained that the Kennedy incident disturbed him and caused him to leave.
Nolan eventually explains that he gave the money to the daughter of David Clarke because it was the right thing to do, implications of it be damned.
The gentleman who invited me to the camp eventually explained that every summer he invites someone to the camp to be a student, not to be a teacher or to offer their presence to the young people there.
The new season -- which, in imitation of its 19th century original, brings its hero back from what the world believed was a fatal fall -- will eventually get around to explaining that "magic trick," but not before it spins you around a few times, picks your pocket and sends you flying with a kick in the pants, in a friendly, comical way.
Unruh eventually got around to explaining that Jennings was responding to Falwell's assertion that Mohammed was a terrorist, but then goes on to suggest that Falwell never called him that, only that Falwell called him "a violent man, a man of war".
