Sentence examples for inevitably died from inspiring English sources

Colonies became inbred and the species inevitably died out.

But Indochine as it once existed inevitably died (and not just because Brian McNally sold it in 1992).

In the real world, cut off from their spirit, that person inevitably died within a few weeks or months; always, it was said, in an uneven number of days.

But the scale of the incompetence and the horror of trench warfare, the appalling number of people who inevitably died, and were knowingly sent to die, even when victory was certain, all these things changed the concept of war.

The hype inevitably died down, of course.

It focused its business on shaky deals with dot-com companies who inevitably died off in the bust.

I'm also angry about the talk of artists inevitably dying of drug overdoses.

The person would inevitably die--either of dehydration, exposure, or bite and sting wounds.

But, I said, innocent people would inevitably die if the bomb was used.

With Welsh, similarly, what you live by, you'll inevitably die by.

It must think of itself as a technology development and marketing company, one whose consumer business is providing cash flow now but will inevitably die away.