Much is inevitably made of his personality quirks.
Much is inevitably made of the male gaze and female nakedness.
I look at my key, convinced that I have the wrong room, and when he springs forward and reaches for my zipper I run for the door, which is inevitably made of snakes or hot tar, one of those maddening, hard-to-clean building materials so often used in dreams.
As a classical singer I am, inevitably, making my own modest contribution to the celebrations: singing Mozart arias in a recital in Hamburg, and appearing in a production of Don Giovanni at the Vienna State Opera.
The blogger, Melissa McEwan, wrote on her personal blog, Shakespeare's Sister, that she had made the decision to quit "with the campaign's reluctant support, because my remaining the focus of sustained ideological attacks was inevitably making me a liability to the campaign".
O'Driscoll was inevitably made man of the match.
Business decisions are inevitably made on the basis of incomplete information and uncertainty.
Others are inevitably made worse — e-mailing your boss, trimming your bangs.
But the deals were inevitably made on Mr. Jobs's strict terms.
Others are inevitably made worse e-mailing your boss, trimming your bangs.
