Sentence examples for inevitably thoughts from inspiring English sources

The title was claimed with four league games remaining, but inevitably thoughts drifted towards the Scottish Cup final.

Inevitably thoughts returned to Contador – the latest high-profile victim of a race that has now lost Mark Cavendish, Froome and him in the opening 10 days.

Inevitably, thoughts turn to Gareth Bale, the world's most expensive footballer, who will not get a better chance to play at a major international tournament, but Chris Coleman's squad is punctuated with talent.

Inevitably, thoughts will turn to the possibility of some kind of military rescue but this would be fraught with problems.

It probably goes hand in hand with that whole farmers market thing – you spend enough time walking down rows of beautiful fruit and almost inevitably thoughts will turn to jams and jellies, pickles and preserves.

Thoughts of all those dead a century and a half ago lead inevitably to thoughts of those who died only a few months ago, not of starvation, but of something quicker yet no less cruel.

Inevitably, grand thoughts about one's place in the universe give way to lesser puzzles.

For Dylan, the little death leads, inevitably, to thoughts of the big kind.

Inevitably our thoughts turn to Australia and what Finn may do there on the bouncier tracks of Brisbane and Perth.

And if it was eavesdropping, then it inevitably evokes thoughts of the N.F.L. scandal in which the New England Patriots used video cameras to record opposing coaches' signals during games.

That, inevitably, turns thoughts to returns, leading to a commercial mindset that can be risk averse – even in the subsidised sector.