Sentence examples for we eventually come from inspiring English sources

And yet, somehow, we eventually come out the other side.

James E. Holmes's madness, or whatever name we eventually come up with for what motivated him to kill 12 people and wound dozens more, also ran on the power of drama.

Our imperial history has left the English with the assumption that we should be respected, that our reputation should go before us, ensuring we eventually come out on top.

It is partly in this sense that we eventually come to the recognition or at least ought to that other people, insofar as they are rational, are appropriate to us.

At Guilford College, one of only 12 Quaker colleges left in the country, we may not always agree, but we eventually come to consensus.

We eventually come to feel as Mercutio did in Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet: "A plague on both their houses!" Perhaps worst of all, as evidence by a recent scientific study, the more polarized and negative the environment, the less likely we are to lend a helping hand to those in need.

We eventually came to where we could see a limestone ledge and stone fence.

It's hard to even describe that period, but we eventually came out of it.

But more credit goes to my team and the way we stood up to them in a tough first half, and we eventually came out on top".

This time I thought we were even worse than before and neither of us could believe our ears when we eventually came in second - and were rewarded with two huge crates of beer for our troubles!

"We eventually came to the perspective that a more systematic approach made sense," said Robert K. Steel, the former undersecretary of the Treasury for domestic affairs who is now chief executive of the Wachovia Corporation.