Sentence examples for inevitably visit from inspiring English sources

With travel restrictions being eased, more US citizens will inevitably visit the communist island in 2015.

As restrictions are eased, more American citizens will inevitably visit the island and spend their money on local products, such as tobacco.

It is a city where the physical remnants of early generations are repeatedly and apparently inevitably visited by the wrecking ball.

The lives of the mentally ill and those who care for them are inevitably visited by repetition and exhaustion, and Aubry's meticulous explication of her father's condition can't help containing instances of both.

"Inevitably when they visit they pick up on local foods and sometimes want to take products home," says Michael Smales, farming partner at Lyburn.

When black friends come to visit, they inevitably ask Timothy Alan Simon the same question: Why are there so few African Americans?

Inevitably, Trost said, visiting players asked for bases.

Setting off each morning with the Urbanaut's list of recommendations, and the best of intentions to visit them, we inevitably passed somewhere we liked the look of more, and felt thrilled by our discoveries.

She said that whenever she went to visit she would inevitably be invited to sit in the car.

Other weekends, he'd travel to New York to visit his girlfriend, inevitably dining at Lupa, the renowned West Village Italian restaurant run by Mark Ladner and Mario Batali.

And, he said, if they visit Rodeo Drive, as they inevitably do, they are often surprised to find a gallery like his there, with the quality works he exhibits.