Sentence examples for which will eventually turn from inspiring English sources

The windmill now wears a state of the art "kippa," Hebrew for cap, which will eventually turn in the direction of the wind.

It reckons that its battery packs, including their power-management and cooling systems, currently cost it less than $300 a kilowatt-hour (kWh) of storage capacity, about half the costs of its rivals.The gigafactory, which will eventually turn out batteries for 500,000 vehicles, should cut their cost by another 30%, according to Tesla (see chart).

Which will eventually become outdated, maybe.

Like the novels of John Cowper Powys, Liszt's works often occupy a no man's land between greatness and disaster; you never quite know in which direction each will eventually turn, or perhaps turn back again.

Arabs may be excluded from participation in real politics at home, but Mr Lynch's "new Arab public", forged by the al-Jazeera phenomenon, cannot but be vicarious participants in this argument between great powers.Which way the majority will eventually turn is impossible to say.

B is also for babushka, which is what the blyadi will eventually turn into.

The stem, covered with rust-colored fuzz, will eventually turn into a trunk covered in coarse rust-colored rootlets, which absorb moisture from the air.

"It will eventually turn around for him.

If history repeats itself, this situation will eventually turn around.

But I believe the tide will eventually turn.

They form clumps that will eventually turn into limb bones.