Sentence examples for inevitably gone from inspiring English sources

But, as in the theatre itself, something unrepeatable is inevitably gone once the curtain closes on a life.

But as more force has been used in recent years, the deterrent value has inevitably gone down.

Floppy Disks In today's era of cloud computing, high-capacity blank CDs and DVDs and USB thumb drives, the floppy disk has inevitably gone out of fashion.

He broke clear but some of the old pace has inevitably gone and he was caught, then screwed a shot across the face of goal after Vorm turned away Welbeck's shot.

DO BANKERS inevitably go to hell?

But boomtowns inevitably go bust.

Bubbles, however, inevitably go splat.

The fire, inevitably, went out.

But the fire, inevitably, went out.

"It was inevitably going to fail.

The system was inevitably going to fail".