Sentence examples for eventually thanks to from inspiring English sources

Eventually, thanks to a sympathetic or neglectful official, they would be allowed to stay "temporarily".

And eventually, thanks to friends, the first eight scenes were staged in 1945.

Eventually, thanks to the efforts of Maupas's widow, Blanche, and Lechat's sister Eulalie, a court cleared the men in 1934.

The only good thing about Tropicana Field is that eventually it will be underwater eventually thanks to global warming.

Eventually, thanks to a whistleblower, anaesthetist Steve Bolsin who had an interest in data as opposed to guesswork and assumptions, the unit was closed, two senior doctors were struck off and another was suspended.

Eventually, thanks to a winning raffle ticket, he gets to see firsthand the country he left, which has been transformed during his absence into a carnival caricature of the nation he left it for.

It was eventually shown, thanks to paint analysis and infrared photography, to be a late 19th-century forgery.

We planned to serve it cold with spicy mayonnaise, but that sauce was eventually altered thanks to some brainstorming in the kitchen.

But most who were bled eventually improved no thanks to the bloodletting an observation that led medical authorities to believe in the practice.

The Miami Heat eventually won, thanks to a Ray Allen dagger three late in the game, and ended up winning 105-100, but not before the Spurs's B-team made a mockery of Stern's charge.

What's more, America's peaceable coercion of Britain eventually succeeded, thanks to an assist from Napoleon's blockade and an economic depression: in 1811, high bread prices caused riots in England, and by the end of the year the mills of Manchester lacked cotton.