Sentence examples for inevitable date from inspiring English sources

How ecstatic the commissioner must have been when we took care of business Monday night, mercifully ending Coach What's-His-Name's 15 minutes of fame, obscuring Jack Nicholson's courtside view of the best-coached team in the N.B.A. Now on to our (heh, heh) showdown with the Pistons, and to my inevitable date with Destiny.

Perhaps it's the inevitable date of June 9th; it keeps getting closer no matter what I do (HINT: please send gifts), but in any event, my attitude, my coping mechanism, some might say, is to feel a great wave of not gratitude, exactly, and not fear, either, but of motivation to do the things that I've not done yet.

All inevitable release date politics aside, there are very good reasons that big games take years to pull together.

It's because when I think of my first boyfriend I remember two people doting on one another with respect regardless of the relationship reaching its inevitable expiration date.

Some councils have warned that the lack of clarity over the timetable for implementation of the benefit is causing staff great problems, but Pleasant said it was inevitable that the dates might not be very clear.

I don't want to be reduced to a coarse stereotype of my race or made to feel like the only reason why I am being considered as a potential partner is because they have watched a lot of "ebony" porn and would love to get a taste of the unusual "other," but sometimes it seems an inevitable part of dating.

Remember that rejection is an inevitable part of dating.

Although there are some concerns about increased contributions payable by members and later retirement dates – an inevitable consequence of us all living longer – long-term affordability needs to be addressed to ensure the schemes can remain sustainable.

Ultimately, the Arab Spring did not solve the crisis of governmental legitimacy that plagues the Middle East, it simply resulted in just enough additional repression to defer the inevitable explosion to a later date.

Not only does this draw attention to the financial costs of summarising records, but it also constructs this activity as centrally important to 'keeping up to date' and an inevitable part of the modern GP surgery.

Dating is the inevitable outcome of 9 months of close physical contact.