Sentence examples for instead eventually from inspiring English sources

Career: Turned to journalism instead, eventually becoming a senior editor at 'The Times'.

Unable to win the interest of Susan Thompson, he chased her father instead; eventually, she became Susie Buffett.

Horne, always outspoken, persevered and became a singing star instead, eventually ending up on Broadway where she became a darling of white audiences.

But Rice, as the talented child of a southern preacher who saw first hand the violence of racism, instead eventually drew conservative lessons from life.

But around the beginning of February the Egyptian military began for the first time to use waste water instead, eventually flooding about two dozen of the 200-odd tunnels.

He later took a job in the steelworks, but decided to teach himself the piano instead, eventually hitching his way to London, where he threw himself into the music business.

Instead, he eventually took over the role of Danny, the romantic lead.

Instead, Showalter eventually spoke of a feisty team that believed in itself, even as the Rangers have hobbled to an 11-13 record since the All-Star Game break.

So instead you eventually hit too many topspin backhands that fall short, weakly, giving your opponent an opportunity for a sharp response, or you defensively get under the ball, slice the backhand with underspin, and it travels with considerably less pace, and your opponent has an opportunity to crush it.

Instead, he eventually bought a sparkly vintage ring, proposed on a tiny Hawaiian beach, got me pregnant on Valentine's Day, and declared before our closest friends and family that he would love me in sickness, health and, I have to assume, in moments when I'm crushing on some woman.

A fascinating tribute to a teacher who opened the doors of careful thought to Edmundson in 1969, his last year in high school in Medford, Mass., a working-class city that supplied factory workers and civil servants; instead, it eventually delivered Edmundson into the English professoriate of the University of Virginia.