Sentence examples for inevitable question arose from inspiring English sources
But now the inevitable question arose: Had I finally turned into the dreaded producer with the convertible-bed casting couch?
The inevitable question arose: "Would you use this train to steal lots of intellectual property?" At first, she didn't answer, almost as if she didn't understand the question.
The inevitable question arose.
The most compelling moment of the first debate between the candidates for the Democratic presidential nomination came when the inevitable question arose about Hillary Clinton's emails.
Questions ranged from the straightforward "What is a synagogue?" and "What is Hebrew?" to the philosophical "Had Hitler not lost the war would he have come to Indonesia and killed us?" The inevitable question arose about conspiracy theories that the Holocaust never happened.
As the dust settled on last week's blooper reel-worthy failure to pass the GOP health care bill ― the fruits of seven-years worth of Republican labor to fashion a replacement for the Affordable Care Act ― the inevitable question arose: Where does everyone go from here?
Fleming, now pregnant with child No. 3, begins visiting Mr. Lieberman at his hotel in Los Angeles, and the inevitable question arises: will she succumb to desire?
As this border city works to remake its downtown into the bustling hub it once was, an inevitable question arises: Should the city bring back live alligators?
It works like this: A good travel buzz lasts for the first 90 minutes of a drive; throw in a one-hour nap (for nondrivers) and another hour of playing with various electronic toys, and when the inevitable question arises — "How much longer?" — the answer will be an acceptable "about 30 minutes".
An inevitable question arises: how might we leverage technology to give concertgoers more say in the booking process and reduce risk for artists and promoters?
