Sentence examples for inevitable course from inspiring English sources

As it was, history followed its seemingly inevitable course.

MG: I think this is the inevitable course of any entertainment industry.

In the best way, "Fragile" is like a little motor of a dance that runs an inevitable course.

The inevitable course, the natural history, of enthusiasm, that burns hotly, brightly... and then, exhausting itself, gutters out?" No matter.

For Lenin, then, the communist elite the "workers' vanguard"—was more than a catalytic agent that precipitated events along their inevitable course; it was an indispensable element.

This time, the darkening plunge from D major to D minor in the final section was less violent, a wistful acceptance of the inevitable course of things.

Outcomes that seem, after the fact, all but inevitable — of course LeBron James hit that buzzer beater, of course the Pittsburgh Steelers won the Super Bowl — are instead treated as a set of probabilities, even after the fact.

This is inevitable, of course.

Some inequality is inevitable, of course.

Inevitable, of course — I mean the graying.

Inevitable, of course, as the years pile up.