Sentence examples for to come indeed from inspiring English sources

Germany did approve an unexpected, unilateral ban on naked short selling this week, but it was more a sop to an angry domestic populism than a signal of things to come; indeed, such national-level decisions will become increasingly rare.

The day prophesized by Lichtenberg will come indeed.

How come, indeed.

Sutton Fen won't be a visitor reserve, at least to start with, but we know people are going to want to come, and indeed they have given donations.

Various clerics said they hoped the proposal would remain "under study" for years to come, and indeed Mr. Salem, the playwright, unearthed a joke predating the automobile that he said underscored the timeless nature of the debate.

Yet that is an empty apology in the context of his current complaint about Next's employment of Polish agency workers: even a delay in freedom of movement for Polish labour following EU accession would have been temporary, and they would certainly now be free to come – as indeed will Bulgarians and Romanians from January of next year.

(While AI systems and technologies can help with the moderation challenge, Zuckerberg himself has admitted that AI alone won't scale to the content challenge for "many years" to come — if indeed it can scale at all).

In the current landscape of totally turnt up bangers, retro house and acid, and leftfield krautrock vibes, vibey synthetic environments are getting hard to come by indeed.

Upon encountering the lifeless body of King Louis, Suleiman is said to have lamented: "I came indeed in arms against him; but it was not my wish that he should be thus cut off before he scarcely tasted the sweets of life and royalty".

Many of the old hands are ready to go when the time comes; indeed one hound - Champ, who used to spend his summers near Helvellyn - did not need to be fetched, he just went on his own.

Winter is coming, indeed.