Sentence examples for know inevitably from inspiring English sources

"I try to let them have the glory because, you know, inevitably, I've been there".

Love it or hate it, you or someone you know inevitably has a deep tie to the ubiquitous herb.

I mean, I think we know inevitably that there is a tragic ending to the story and we have some general ideas, but the specifics of how it actually goes down will continue to evolve as we write episodes and as we create more of the world of the show, and that's as it should be.

The conveyor is known (inevitably, I suppose) as the Spudnik.

Where Lichtenstein's pixels were sharp-edged and picture perfect, though, Polke's – known, inevitably, as "Polke Dots" – were blobby and smudged.

A dozen years ago the death of his greedy wife, Tien (known, inevitably as "Madame Tien per cent"), provoked an outpouring of real or synthetic national grief.

And so while Afolayan's name is unknown outside Africa, at home, the actor-director is one of the most famous faces in the exploding entertainment scene known — inevitably — as "Nollywood".

Modern democracy, as Fried knows, inevitably involves a degree of paternalism; his hope is that we will choose its less intrusive forms, preserving options and, where possible, opportunities for escape.

Tommy Bolt, he of the fiery temper and known, inevitably, as Thunder Bolt, won his only US Open at Southern Hills and said this week, still unrepentant at the age of 85, that he who never threw a club clearly did not care enough about the game.

No official forecaster can predict recession, even though we know they inevitably happen.

The play is set in a Tel Aviv cafe, and we all know what inevitably happens at Tel Aviv cafes.