Sentence examples for inevitable news from inspiring English sources

It is hard to look at this inevitable news without sadness for the loss of hope for a bold and exciting appointment.

He leavened the inevitable news that Brown endorsements and fund-raising help were now gold among Republicans and that he had landed a book deal.

By the end of the month I received the inevitable news that I wouldn't be taken on in a permanent position.

I am waiting for the inevitable news report of a plunge from a 30th-floor hotel room, and the iPhone left behind on the ledge with that final, anguished tweet: I can read these Comments no longer.

The latest, inevitable news is that Admiral, one of the UK's biggest insurers, is to use customers' Facebook data to help calculate how much car insurance they should pay.

When the final whistle went, the Ahed players stood in the centre of the pitch, awaiting the inevitable news, their morose fug only broken by the growing celebratory moped horns blaring outside the ground: proof that Nejmeh were champions.

LiS notes with some sadness the inevitable mocking news stories that followed, including, alas, some in this newspaper.

Tough, a journalist who studies poverty and child development, begins with the inevitable bad news: prosperous children who are read to, talked to, and educated in many ways by their caregivers come to school way ahead of poor children, especially children who grow up amid noise, violence, and unending stress and uncertainty.

And, of course, there was the inevitable ridesharing news.

Perhaps it's just Zuckerberg hedging his bets as a way to indemnify his remarks from criticism when the next inevitable bad news break hits the wires.

Running up to Dec. 25, there are the inevitable local news stories about the sales, the lines at 6 A.M., the man-on-the-street interviews wondering what the man on the street wants or plans to spend, the hysteria about the "must have" gift or hottest toy.