Sentence examples for inevitable dead from inspiring English sources

The hard-living had reached its inevitable dead end.

The great game of golf offered an antidote to the inevitable dead space — blocks of difficult-to-use hours, pre- and postflight — that are one of business travel's biggest drags.

Inevitable: Dead Pregnant Girl Killed by Neither Insurance Nor Sniper Fire [Indecision 2008].

In current technology-laced thrillers like this one, it is inevitable that the dead man leaves behind cyberclues to his real nature.

If the G.I.'s were fired on and returned fire, or if they fired first, the inevitable results -- dead civilians with American bullets in their bodies -- would be broadcast by Al Jazeera throughout Iraq and the Arab world, delivering a useful propaganda victory to the insurgents.

And that anger will grow as the inevitable images of dead civilians and children screaming in pain are beamed throughout the Islamic world.

Instead, rapid shallow breathing with a low tidal volume, and inevitable increase in dead space-to-tidal volume ratio, was the reason for the patients?

Reading "Loving Literature," I couldn't help but see the romance that Lynch describes everywhere — from my local bookstore, where one can buy a tote bag with the likeness of Virginia Woolf or George Orwell, to the inevitable instances in which dead writers betray their present-day devotees.

Reading "Loving Literature," I couldn't help but see the romance that Lynch describes everywhere from my local bookstore, where one can buy a tote bag with the likeness of Virginia Woolf or George Orwell, to the inevitable instances in which dead writers betray their present-day devotees.

The tag resonated with Jacoby and spoke directly to the difficulties a mixed inheritance created for writers: the "labyrinthine nature of the search for long-concealed truth, with its inevitable false starts and dead ends, may explain why half-Jews have not yet established an imaginative voice in American literature".

2. "Every time she says 'that's for boys' (it is inevitable in society) stop dead in your tracks and go do that thing.