Sentence examples for later inevitably from inspiring English sources

A week later, inevitably, the Eagles were no more.

With "Close to You" and, later, inevitably, "Superstar," Bond brought out his full arsenal.

A couple of months later – inevitably – some friend in Paris sent me "La Traduction Est Impossible," the French translation of my original article, which had been published in a Paris magazine.

Gioia says he went to Ford with the idea that he would "fight them from the inside," but sooner or later, inevitably, the world that surrounds us, all the working day, takes precedence.

But, if it's Worcestershire v Australia on the agenda, then the talk this week will, sooner or later, inevitably turn to Bradman, McGrath, Waugh... and Leatherdale!

Trying to have a first baby later inevitably implies that the proportion of couples who failed in doing so has also increased (te Velde et al., 2012).

A couple of minutes later, almost inevitably, the first goal arrived.

It began with "O Let's Do It," his first single, which was released last year, appearing on his first mix tape "Lebron Flocka James" (which was followed a few months later by, inevitably, "Lebron Flocka James 2").

— something like it is coming, sooner or later, almost inevitably.

Davis was part of an original clan of creative New Yorkers who became an indispensable part of the show's legacy, one that all later eras, inevitably, would be compared to.

The later process inevitably leads to dehumanisation of jobs, settings and circumstances [ 64], p 459 with impacts on local neighbourhoods and communities.