Sentence examples for totally inevitable from inspiring English sources
It is totally inevitable.
Which, the Haggler would argue, makes "head-scratchers" totally inevitable.
It has the sound of something totally inevitable — it's better than Porter, it's better than Gershwin.
The conventional wisdom heading into the Iowa caucuses, he reminded me, was that "Mondale was totally inevitable, and the only person with a chance of beating him was astronaut John Glenn".
This is totally inevitable given AWS (Amazon Web Services) and Heroku".
Firing Bruce Pearl on Monday was, of course, inevitable, totally expected and showed some self-awareness because Tennessee officials' first instinct was probably to can him on his way off the court Friday after losing to Michigan by 30.
"There's a little bit of rustiness but that's totally expected and inevitable at this stage of the season".
Like so many terrible things involving gunfire and combat, it appears to be at once inevitable and totally surreal.
I for one am totally stoked for the inevitable five-hour Steven Soderbergh biopic of this young woman's harrowing struggle against sweetbreads and tripe.
But wagging a finger at better-off individual eaters in a world economy constructed to make both waste and hunger inevitable is totally off the mark.
