Sentence examples for that eventually would from inspiring English sources

By 1966, Congress had created the federal agency that eventually would evolve into the NHTSA.

Six of these were assigned to IIA, the group that eventually would lead to the lawsuit and contention.

That extreme, rapid vertical growth of the fire fueled an updraft that eventually would spawn the tornado.

But I always wanted to do something with this love story that eventually would be very poignant.

As director, Bainbridge was responsible for selecting a test site and building a base camp that eventually would contain guards and soldiers, houses, shelters, and site roads.

Obama argued that the effect of the polarizing Clinton years was a stronger conservative movement that eventually "would take over the United States government".

More specifically, guns that eventually would become jewelry, like the thin metallic bands that Ms. Buono and some of the other guests were wearing on their wrists.

"The goal is to enhance political parties and keep out religious-based parties that eventually would undermine democracy in Egypt," Kamal said.

In court, Ms. Jenkins was to be offered a plea bargain under a program for first-time offenders that eventually would have left her without a criminal record.

We tried to explain that we wanted to create a pleasant urban environment that eventually would attract more people to the centre and to their shops.

"We had that romantic idea that if we put in a lot of good work, quality work, that eventually would pay off," El-P says.