Sentence examples for inevitable curse from inspiring English sources
What will happen when they are both battling that inevitable curse to creativity - the double buggy in the hallway?
If it's confusing, it's also inevitable – a curse of the longevity for which, these days, Wenger is almost solely feted.
The Yankees were still two days away from arriving at Fenway Park to play the Red Sox for the first of 19 times this season, but the sight of a New York reporter here was enough to cause some local reporters to script the gloom and doom that have become so inevitable with that storied, cursed franchise.
A comedown was inevitable, and talk of a "Seinfeld curse" began circulating within a year or two.
And when he curses the ring he communicates not only rage but also wisdom: the lust for power is already rampant among the gods, and the curse seems like the inevitable consequence.
Martha Washington, in her diaries from this period, paints a picture of an irritable Washington waiting each day by the mailbox, and cursing as he tore through the inevitable circulars from local fishmongers and blacksmiths.
I was thinking about the inevitable sadness that we bless modern medicine for giving us an additional 10, 20 years of life, and curse it for giving us 10, 20 additional years in which to lose our faculties.
