Sentence examples for inevitably lay from inspiring English sources

Will Juan Martín Del Potro go back on his word and rejoin his fellow Argentines on the fast court that the Czechs will inevitably lay down for the semis?

Therefore, rats inevitably lay down extra fat.

In that direction, inevitably, lies wistfulness.

The key to the children, inevitably, lies partly with their parents.

Two very different blueprints for the future of Britain's transport network and its economy, but with one tarmac-coated common assumption: that the future inevitably lies in building more airport capacity at the cost of many billions and allowing tens of thousands more flights – at ruinous cost to the environment.

What has brought the Oval Office nearer to the hearts (so to speak) of studio filmmakers, I think, is the increased prominence of the handlers, the pollsters, the consultants and the spin doctors, with whom the sympathies of movie industry types naturally, inevitably lie.

Tunnels in urban areas inevitably lie near the ground surface, and will be affected significantly by the loads on the surface.

I hope this contributes in some way to discussions that eventually produce the Extended Synthesis, and what will inevitably lie beyond that.

The truth, inevitably, lies somewhere between that and the Bush administration's relentless focus on supply shortages, urging OPEC to increase output and wanting to expand production at home.

Parts of the cells will inevitably lie in different orientations relative to the excitation light and this has the potential to cause systematic errors in interpretation which have not, to date, been fully considered.

Inevitably, it lies in the 'ndrangheta's sights.