Sentence examples for finally inevitably from inspiring English sources

Finally, inevitably, comes the ruddy pudding.

And finally, inevitably, there's the sibling of George W Bush.

And finally, inevitably, "Whatever doesn't kill you makes you stronger".

An intelligent woman, she clung to this state of fatal denial until finally, inevitably, almost gratefully she gave in.

Losers began placing bets with longer odds because they wanted to win big when their luck finally, inevitably changed.

The souk in the Old City — a district of stone buildings with balconies and gorgeous inner courtyards — was finally, inevitably, set on fire, a large section of it gutted.

The toll had stopped at 199 on Friday night with the death of a seven-month-old baby girl, but finally - inevitably - reached its grim double century with the death of a man who had been taken to a Madrid hospital a day after the blast.

Then, finally, fatefully, inevitably – ripeness is all!

Finally, and inevitably for a reality show, two of them fall in love.

A 47% adult literacy problem bodes disaster for developing the knowledge economy that is necessary for maintaining Australian prosperity when the mineral market finally (and inevitably) fails.

The next morning we toured Seville and finally and inevitably, in the train station where we'd begun, we exchanged addresses and said our goodbyes.