Sentence examples for inevitably done from inspiring English sources
And we submit that it had incorrectly interpreted and construed federal law in doing that, because what they have inevitably done is provide a process whereby it is virtually impossible, if not completely impossible, and I think it is completely impossible, to have these issues resolved and the controversies resolved in time for that federal statutory deadline.
While Hickenlooper has inevitably done a lot of good for Denver, as well as the entire state (and I'd vote for him any day over current GOP contender Dan Maes, if that were my only choice), his decision to write to the PUC opposing Mile High makes one wonder.
Many, inevitably, did not.
So, inevitably, did we get ours.
Yes, Apple is slowing, as companies inevitably do.
And, as they inevitably do in Morgan City, they hear Doc Brownell.
But that is not what a good cynic inevitably does.
People with more free time would inevitably do more shopping.
Parisian grand opera was wildly popular in its day, but tastes changed, as they inevitably do.
But as we inevitably do, the music now has something to tell us about that, too.
