Sentence examples for eventually took out from inspiring English sources

The official said Ms. Cabrera had admitted that she eventually took out her frustration on Edith.

He filed multiple appeals and, with no scholarship, eventually took out a loan to pay tuition for the spring semester, hoping the N.C.A.A. would change its decision.

The Bruise Brothers, roommates with the Red Wings, eventually took out their aggressions on each other after Kocur was traded to the Rangers, engaging in a fight in Detroit in December 1993.

He also says that after Davis was accepted to Harvard, "Jeff Davis cashed in his 401k account and eventually took out a loan to pay for her final year there".

She said her boyfriend, Edison Gonzalez, 19, favored Edith over the boy, Javier, prompting arguments, and Ms. Cabrera said she eventually took out her frustration on the girl, the official said.

Even with their considerable resources, the Davises pushed the envelope: her husband cashed in his 401(k) and eventually took out a loan to help pay for tuition and rent for an apartment in Massachusetts while still paying the mortgage on their Fort Worth home.

Not surprisingly, some politicos fear the losers will eventually take out their wrath on pensioners -- and on Washington.

One player originally included in the trade, Utah's Scott Padgett, was eventually taken out of the deal.

He eventually takes out big Bertha, and batters a drive down the left-hand side of the fairway.

Increasingly, manufacturers began transporting freight by truck and the 40-mile stretch of track -- dubbed the Lackawanna Cutoff -- was eventually taken out of service in 1979.

"We have noticed, let's say if Zarqawi is eventually taken out, I don't think it would be a foreigner that would replace him; he would be replaced by an Iraqi," the king said.