Sentence examples for inevitably lives from inspiring English sources

The latter was recently removed from the site after a claim by the Kubrick estate, but inevitably lives on among fans.

The success of the smartphone is such than any supplementary technology inevitably lives in its shadow — and wearables are all about offering some kind of add-on functionality.

In New York City, such benefactors inevitably live in lavish buildings.

Inevitably, living in the North, he sensed "a battened-down spirit that wanted to walk taller".

Michael Jackson will inevitably live on through his music but it us who must continue to give life to his lyrics.

You'll inevitably live or die by your bite, and you're not going to make yourself any new zombie friends by gumming them now, are you?

You'll inevitably live or die by your bite, and you're not going to make yourself any new zombie mates by gumming them now, are you?

Like it or not, as parents we are entrusted with this enormous responsibility to build the structures of faith in which our children will inevitably live fully into, especially when they are little.

Dunkle said that inevitably meant lives were lost.

Along the way, the line between patients and experimental subjects was blurred; his attempts to develop new procedures inevitably cost lives as well as saved them.

Given that India has the largest number of cervical cancer deaths in the world – with more than 70,000 women and girls, or a quarter of all cases, dying every year – the suspension of this vital vaccine programme will inevitably cost lives.