Sentence examples for eventually go for from inspiring English sources
"The voters would eventually go for Boise," he said.
And should the Europeans eventually go for what many think is the real prize in Chicago the CME's Eurodollar contracts they can expect an even fiercer battle.
I particularly enjoy the part where I find Vincent van Gogh and inform him that one of the unsold paintings piled up over in the corner will eventually go for $80 million.
The chairman stood there resolute and said: 'That's not good enough.' I think it'll be proven in time that what Charlie will eventually go for will be a decent amount of money for this football club".
If that seems a bit too steep, the bids for another encounter with Ms. Wintour – to attend a fashion show with her at the next New York Fashion Week, tour the Vogue offices and have lunch at the Condé Nast cafeteria "with a Vogue editor" (i.e., not Ms. Wintour) — topped out at $10,500 at around 1. (But that package, too, is estimated to eventually go for $50,000).
And if you order quick you can get a camera for a $129 early-bird price instead of the $149 or $179 via ordinary pre-order discounts — it'll eventually go for two hundo, so if you're on the fence, think about that.
Then he got the wicket, in an over that eventually goes for seven.
When no one called for it, he eventually went for goal only to smash the ball into the side-netting.
But brokers active in the community said the property eventually went for $7.65 million to a Korean investor, Ui Kun Lee.
Lloyd eventually went for 31, and when Lancashire lost their second wicket with the score at 105, the light was already deteriorating.
