Sentence examples for inevitably left for from inspiring English sources

The sport is desperate to establish a proper presence in the capital, and although a crowd of almost 45,000 were inside the Olympic Stadium on Saturday, they would have inevitably left for home somewhat underwhelmed by what they had seen (unless they were New Zealand fans, of course).

He trusted Southampton's scouting system and the ability of its academy to produce players good enough to replace those who will inevitably leave for 'bigger' clubs, as Adam Lallana, Luke Shaw and Calum Chambers did last summer.

This has inevitably left intelligence-gathering for the reconstruction of the country to the American army and to the warlords it supports: not necessarily the best way to rebuild a nation.Some American special-forces units have been replaced with less experienced soldiers from regular units who are said to be insensitive to Afghan traditions, including respect for women.

"Why is it," she asks, "that passionate love and loss seem to be so bound up with one another?" All later loves, she answers, stand in for that first, all-­absorbing love for mother, who is inevitably left behind.

The announcement inevitably left some people dubious.

Dr. Siri's long experience has inevitably left him skeptical.

The carpet is inevitably left saturated and squishy.

However, a small fraction is inevitably left non-degraded and adheres to the remaining sludge.

Some measures were inevitably left out.

Processing larger amounts of information would pose a greater cognitive workload and would prove to be a more difficult task, inevitably leaving space for inaccuracies.

The romantic tango in which Jacques is caught up inevitably leaves him gasping for breath and unsteady on his feet.