Sentence examples for inevitably now from inspiring English sources

"They've optimised and capitalised on it so inevitably now we'll all pursue our own solutions.

Later, I signed on to our medical-records system and followed the notes that led -- inevitably now -- to his death.

Inevitably, now that Buffy and Willow have gone on to the local college, the show has shed some of these characters.

Great success rapidly triggers a backlash, and Line of Duty will inevitably now find itself under investigation for having been over-praised.

Both men will inevitably now face questions as to what they knew about the recent transfer of prisoners between their jails.

The spotlight will inevitably now turn to Boris Johnson, who attends cabinet in his role as mayor of London and sees himself as a future leader of the party.

Inevitably, we now see his tenure through the prism of the current financial situation.

Michael Socha's Harvey, perhaps inevitably, is now a small-time drug dealer.

Inevitably the Now That's What I Call Music! franchise dominated, with nine of the 20 biggest compilations last year (and taking all top four places).

Warners will be hoping that The Lego Movie will show stronger staying power, although the pace of takings will inevitably dip now that kids are back at school.

Its empty rooms and still foyers, blank doorways and yearning distances, the looming threat of death will inevitably, for now, seem to dominate the passionate and vital energies, the drive for creation and for life that inspire it as well.