Sentence examples for inevitably, we will from inspiring English sources

"Inevitably, we will get the majority of people caught red-handed with firearms or trophies.

Inevitably we will have a few cobwebs to dust off but we are back to reality quickly with a training camp that lasts for much of January.

First, inevitably, we will be dazzled by the statistics: 40,245 performances of 2,453 shows, a recession-defying 17% increase on last year.

"Looking over the next two to three years and thinking of the last six months, inevitably we will need to have more police officers".

It is part of an effort to understand royal youth, as we come to a point where, inevitably, we will have to consider the end of a long reign and the beginning of a new one," he said.

"Yes, I think inevitably we will have to sell homes, some of which will stay as nursing homes, but some of which will end up closed and changing their use.

But they must be asked -- and answered -- because, inevitably, we'll have to face them again.

Hall added: "Inevitably we'll have to either close or reduce some services".

Inevitably, we'll also be hoping for some Cinderella moments, like an underdog Greek who captures the marathon, or more stellar performances by the beleaguered Iraqi soccer team, which won an upset victory yesterday.

"But inevitably we'll have one eye on the World Cup as we've been preparing for and building towards that for the last four years.

And, inevitably, we'll be offered that new thing.