Sentence examples for last inevitably from inspiring English sources

Was Churchill's Iron Curtain coming down at last? Inevitably, we speculated about the future of a divided Europe.

Even then I remember them as a bright euphoria slipping sharply away from the first weekend towards a last, inevitably grey and lifeless afternoon before school started again.

Ledger has the harder task: scaling down the Four Last Songs inevitably brings with it shifts of mood and emphasis.

Whatever the result in this last Test, inevitably there will be wild celebrations after a dramatic summer which has brought not only a change in management but a change in fortunes after a horrible winter.

But the claims made for Lorenzo as "the peacemaker" of Italy, even as a "constructor of a balance of power," have no substance except insofar as he, as ruler of a militarily weak state in his last years, inevitably took part in a balance of weak states from which only Venice stood out.

The last piece, inevitably, is his tamago, not the usual sweetened omelet, but a dense version fortified with minced shrimp.

The Last Witch will inevitably be compared to The Crucible.

For the last holdout is inevitably a loner, which may be the play's one literal, inarguable detail.

It may feel like our unemployment will last forever, but inevitably, opportunity emerges when someone presses on and continues to fight for the right job.

"Muhammad: the Last Prophet" will inevitably be compared to Mel Gibson's "Passion of the Christ". Some may label it propaganda, a 90-minute commercial for Islam.

He played down the rises, adding that the withdrawal of tax credits in the last budget would inevitably have put pressure on wages anyway.