Sentence examples for indeed end from inspiring English sources
Inadvertently, the Turkish people may indeed end up with chaos.
The world does indeed end, and not with a whimper but a bang.
Some might, indeed, end up happier and healthier, especially overcrowded families given more space.
As a result, everyone involved with it did indeed end up making a fortune.
If Suárez does indeed end up at Manchester United, Forlán could share some cautionary tales.
The same researchers, however, don't deny that elephants indeed end up tipsy.
On Tuesday, the game indeed ended on a broken bat.
Not quite: Labour's three-seat gain has indeed ended the Lib Dems' majority, but no party has control.
So now that the Chicago Bulls have indeed ended the streak, which began with an unremarkable 100-85 win over Toronto in February, it's time for second-guessing.
So the government indeed ends up financing itself by printing money, getting the private sector to accept pieces of green paper in return for goods and services.
