The script certainly never passes an opportunity to slip in a schoolboy double-entendre, such as a harassed housemaster who rather inevitably declares: "I wish I could get my hands on the choir's parts".
However, I can tell you that not one of the languages I have studied has a word for "accountability .I went to many conferences in Latin America where, after a long discourse about corruption and bad governance, someone would inevitably declare, "Necesitamos accountability".
Once President Trump inevitably declares that he alone expresses the popular will, Americans will find that they have traded the rule of law for a version of caudillismo.
But "it's too hard" or "we just don't do that anymore" are not valid excuses for attempting to pass some legislative shortcut that will eventually (almost inevitably) be declared unconstitutional by the Supreme Court.
When asked, we IMO told people what we were thinking (yes, that haircut was a bad idea), and when someone ticked us off (which they inevitably do) we declared in our most exasperated way of typing WTF!
The lump in my throat grew larger this weekend when Oliver Sacks declared that his disease had inevitably returned despite liver embolization and immunotherapy, the holy grail of melanoma treatment.
"I felt we deserved to win," declared the Celtic manager, who inevitably had to turn his attention to Bellamy, who has been linked over the weekend to Blackburn Rovers.
Inevitably, Erica was outnumbered and Ashley was declared winner.
Ceasefires have been declared and broken before, so optimism is inevitably guarded.
Inevitably, perhaps, after the Time Warner merger Turner and Murdoch declared war on each other.
