Sentence examples for eventually near from inspiring English sources

Hall's career led him to live, over the next few years, in Puerto Rico, New Jersey, and, eventually, near Atlanta.

A medical mystery in which doctors struggle to discover why a young reporter suddenly experiences seizures, hallucinations and eventually near catatonia.

As Iraqi forces eventually near the river, there is a growing likelihood that Isis will blow the last of the five bridges flanking it – US airstrikes have disabled the other four – making a push to the west highly difficult and raising the spectre of the Shias on the western outskirts playing more of a direct role after all.

However, the thymus double positive T-cell population remained subnormal, possibly due to the SF virus derived element being sensitive to methylation/silencing in the thymus, which was prevented by replacing the SF promoter by the previously reported silencing resistant element (ubiquitous chromatin opening element (UCOE)), and also improved B-cell reconstitution to eventually near normal levels.

His hesitancy was doubly infuriating to activists in light of the widespread, eventually near-universal assumption that he himself was gay, a fact (if it was a fact) that he steadfastly refused to confirm or deny.

The adoption of Anglicanism was, eventually, near-universal in Cornwall and facilitated the anglicisation of the Cornish people.

He never lost his taste for it, even when the consequences of a poorly played hand forced him into exile and, eventually, into near-bankruptcy.

It's true that even the most heavily tarnished of reputations – Jack the Ripper, Dr Crippen or the Krays – become somehow sanitised with time, so that reviled public figures turn, eventually, into near-mythical characters.

Of course, even this more remote date eventually drew near, and in the 8th century ad (the 5900s am II) the English monk Bede and his Carolingian followers did for am II what Jerome had done for am I: they shifted the dating system again, this time to anno Domini (ad; "in the year of the Lord").

Ball was last seen by fellow pilots pursuing the red Albatros D.III of the Red Baron's younger brother, Lothar von Richthofen, who eventually landed near Annœullin with a punctured fuel tank.

The main application will, eventually, be near-field acoustic holography (NAH), but it is expected that the proposed approach will also apply to other types of inverse acoustic problems.