Sentence examples for naturally end from inspiring English sources

My contract would naturally end every year in July, so that I wouldn't get holiday pay or unemployment benefits.

Mice housed together eat one another's droppings, so the mice in the cage naturally end up sharing gut bacteria.

Keynes speculated that if the world continued to get richer we would naturally end up enjoying a high standard of living while doing much less work.

The business could as naturally end up in the hands of Barry Diller's IAC/InterActiveCorp, which owns Citysearch, as it could in Bruce Wasserstein's company, publisher of New York Magazine, or even in Rupert Murdoch's News Corporation.

Plants were studied at the age of 15 and 28 days (harvest age); some plants were left to naturally end their life cycle.

Most of the poor urban migrants lack the education and skill requirements to fit into highly rigid formal sector and thus naturally end up in the informal segment of the urban economy.

Such talk, naturally, ended abruptly with the financial crisis.But obituaries of the Great Moderation may have been premature.

Julie Salamon's immensely enjoyable biography of Wasserstein, WENDY AND THE LOST BOYS (the Penguin Press, $29.95), naturally ends on a somber note.

When Alex, pretending to be Janine, takes her nervous personal assistant, Monique, skating, the scene naturally ends with Monique falling down.

Shakespeare's Globe, SE1, Mon The 10-piece LA collective are probably best known for their 2010 single Home, a slice of Americana that naturally ended up on an ad for a family car.

Our dream of having a baby naturally ended in a small counselling room in a Leeds hospital, when the registrar explained that my partner's last treatment to remove a final few stubborn thyroid cancer cells had severely damaged his sperm count.