Sentence examples for eventually go ahead from inspiring English sources

The academy said it had "no doubt" that the project would eventually go ahead.

Now an appellate court decision has given them hope that the project will eventually go ahead.

Knowing that such conclusions can be reversed means that information released could potentially prejudice a later trial that might – against expectation – eventually go ahead.

It is far from clear how many of these will eventually go ahead, because there is a desperate shortage of capital funding with which to implement them.

Local authorities attacked Gove for refusing to give them answers over whether new buildings for thousands of pupils would eventually go ahead.

Sullivan thinks Palin will eventually go ahead and win the GOP nomination.

The unveiling eventually went ahead on 1 February 1985.

Spain eventually went ahead on the stroke of half-time.

Despite this the kick-off eventually went ahead.

The Huskies kept chipping away at the Memphis lead and eventually went ahead, 41-40, right before halftime.

Yet the purchase eventually went ahead through the family's holding company, which is not subject to scrutiny from Chile's banking supervisors.