Sentence examples for while inevitably from inspiring English sources

After a while, inevitably, the parties began to eat into other activities.

A rightwing coalition is elected, and arts cuts come (while, inevitably, defence is protected).

So Sulley and Mike have to sneak little Boo back into her own world, and conceal her from malign elements in Monsters, Inc - while inevitably becoming, well, attached to her.

While, inevitably, measures cannot take effect immediately, there is demand for instant delivery".

While inevitably filleting Carter's book, Rice and Morris stay true to its intentions.

While, inevitably some goods and services will be traded internationally, the bulk could be traded locally and regionally.

Charles was a bully, who could charm people for a while but inevitably his belligerence alienated them.

Molly's reputation for purity and strength was deserved for a long while, but inevitably dealers have started to cut the powder with other substances.

Muhammad Ali rose above the ring, rose above almost everyone on the planet for a while, and, inevitably, every update on Frazier's condition dwelt on their trilogy.

Like the products, those solutions work for a short while, but inevitably begin to conduct heat from the laptop.

When we use this scorecard, live with it, for a while, we inevitably find that sometimes we have to sacrifice something to achieve something else.