Sentence examples for eventually he comes from inspiring English sources

Eventually he comes home to die; he's the "dog" of the title.

Eventually, he comes to own not only his erstwhile master's store but others as well, and becomes a wealthy landowner.

"Jihadi intent" is taking shape, and eventually he comes into the fold of actual jihadis, a faction of the Taliban in Pakistan.

Eventually he comes knocking at her door as he slowly compiles his dossier in a variety of drawing rooms, squalid apartments and places of business, ambling through the cast of suspects, untangling the knots of who loved and loathed whom.

Eventually, he comes to her. "I like this part of the story best," she says, and Lively writes: "And oh God, thinks Claudia, may it have a happy ending.

He doesn't write often enough to Christine; there's a fire in the castle where the Princess is holding court (no one gets hurt); in a fit of midlife foolishness, Helmut tells Christine it's all over and proposes to the lady-in-waiting, who then tells him off ("You're always sinning against the most elementary rules of the game"); eventually, he comes home to his wife.

Eventually, he came up with a solution.

Eventually, he came to a lull.

Eventually he came over and introduced himself.

Eventually he came to a realization about music and geography.

Eventually he came clean and was still allowed into Footlights.