Sentence examples for inevitably before from inspiring English sources

Just ask Marca: "Like the Tour de France, the league is tough and there's a long way to go", it warned, somewhat inevitably, before turning even more contrived: "La Real have done the flat stages, but here come the mountain challenges - the stages through the Pyrenees and the Alps".

And so, perhaps inevitably, before the game has launched the backlash has begun.

Inevitably, before I know it, it's Cuatro de Mayo, and instead of writing about tequila or anything vaguely Mexican, I'm working on a piece about chocolate chip cookie-infused aquavit, or the best armagnacs to drink with Cheez Doodles.

Villains can no longer spend a scene describing what they are going to do before, inevitably, they are killed off in some improbable way.

He had begun in karting and done well in Formula 3, before, inevitably, the huge costs of entering GP2 stopped him his tracks.

Wheel size matters when it comes to negotiating the potholes that will inevitably appear before you have time to take evasive action.

It's probably meant for sopping up sauces, but a basket of festivals will inevitably disappear before any other food hits the table.

Have lunch Uptown and then get lost on the backcountry roads, stopping off to sample a tomato at one of the farm stands you'll inevitably encounter before you rediscover the highway.

But even now, decades later, standing in my kitchen on the Upper West Side, I inevitably pause before throwing out leftover salad and think, "Oh, but I must save it for the peacocks".

The midfielder should be banned for the Scottish Cup quarter-final replay but Rangers are set to appeal Thomson's dismissal late on Wednesday afternoon, thereby giving the SFA no time to reject the protest – as they almost inevitably will – before kick-off at Tannadice.

Hypercoagulability, inevitably present before depletion of clotting factors and platelets, is hardly detected by available screening tests [1, 2].