Sentence examples for will eventually pass from inspiring English sources

"Stanford will eventually pass Alabama.

I'll wager that gas prices will eventually pass $4 again.

Colonel Desgrosseilliers said he is confident that women will eventually pass the course.

We just don't know what form Congress will eventually pass," Ms. Cohen said.

But it will eventually pass, and the world will not be much worse for the wear.

Both parties say the bill, which includes $5.5 billion for New York, will eventually pass the House.

This time, Mr. Craddick said, "I believe we'll eventually pass it".

I find it very hard to believe that a tax-hating Republican majority will not eventually pass tax cuts for just the middle class in the new Congress.

What's more, everyone knows this, so some Republicans, like Senator Tom Coburn, are all, "This is stupid, everyone knows that this is a bad idea and that Republicans will eventually give in and pass a CR that includes funding for Obamacare.

LATE last week, Japan's parliament comfortably passed bills that will eventually lead to the privatisation of the country's post office, a behemoth that not only delivers the mail but is also the world's biggest financial institution, specialising in channelling savings towards politicians' pork-barrel projects.

With two-time NBA MVP Steve Nash and three-time NBA Defensive Player Of The Year Dwight Howard joining the club in the offseason and Bryant missing the majority of the preseason due to injury, these new-look Lakers haven't had much time to develop the type of familiarity that will eventually lead to no-look passes.