Sentence examples for inevitably return from inspiring English sources

But as more survive, more inevitably return from Iraq with grievous injuries, including amputations.

When "confidence disappears," the president added, an arms race will inevitably return.

Rust's investigations inevitably return to Billy Lee Tuttle and organised religion.

Arguments for the freedom to abort inevitably return to a single, persuasive claim: that women deserve autonomy.

There was a silver lining however, in that is was widely thought that GSP would inevitably return to the sport and company he so loves.

"Writers inevitably return to their childhoods," she remarks in "Nulle Part" ("Nowhere"), an autobiography composed in 2005 from vivid shards of memory and sensation.

After completing a prison term, he inevitably returns to stealing.

And, like him, they almost inevitably returned to whatever was familiar.

After periodic pauses, the country inevitably returns to its elemental nature.

Despite the slump, some see the market inevitably returning to strength.

After each class at LA Fitness, Mrs. Adams felt better for a few hours, but her symptoms inevitably returned.