Sentence examples for inevitably he will from inspiring English sources

I think we have got to look very carefully at what more we can do to ratchet up the pressure on Assad and the regime because I know people say inevitably he will go; I don't think it is inevitable, actually, unless we are prepared to make it clear that our support and solidarity for those people who are struggling against what is a very, very brutal repression now, that that support will continue.

Inevitably he will go on to found — has there ever been a more vigorous salute to scholarly denial?

He will encounter challenges; inevitably, he will be compared to Mrs. Clinton, a rock star around the globe.

Inevitably he will talk about belief and conviction and make other sorts of rock fans cringe.

Larry, Call Your Nephew Nick If Nick Johnson is taking sloppy swings, inevitably, he will receive a call from his Uncle Larry with some advice.

Inevitably, he will be hailed as the authentic voice of disaffected youth, the new Jamie T/Alex T: for some idea of the content of his debut mixtape, think Arctic Monkeys' Riot Van scenario played out over six tracks.

Which brings us to how long it will take Sports Direct boss Mike Ashley to crack at the retailer's interim results this week, when inevitably he'll be asked about working conditions at his embattled firm.

"The joke among my staff is that if you have a problem with a customer, follow him outside and, inevitably, he'll have a white license plate," said Mr. Panzone, referring to the white background of New York plates, as opposed to the cream of New Jersey's or the blue of Pennsylvania's.

Inevitably he'll attract imitators but that's fine – when people think of RockJazz, they'll still think of ELEW.

Inevitably, he'll hit a word that he has trouble with: last night the word was "gratefully".

And when he loses, as he inevitably will, he will receive encouragement in return.