Sentence examples for will still end from inspiring English sources

Green – probably – will still end up being roasted by the MPs, as he should be.

Sometimes you will still end up with a majority of black socks.

The government hopes Santander will still end up buying B&B.

Even though most people will still end up with an annuity, this will improve the pensions landscape for everyone.

The Heritage of Pride "march," as the group calls it, scheduled for June 27, will still end in Greenwich Village.

Obviously the losing teams in today's semi-finals will still end up having to play in the third-place playoff.

Wander aimlessly and you'll still end up on an impromptu design tour.

As the Scottish philosopher David Hume pointed out, you can doubt induction or observation all day long, but you'll still end up trusting them later that night.

The sex was expected - you may tangle flowers in the Versace woman's hair, but she'll still end up more nymphomaniac than woodland nymph, corset on show through slashed and tattered dresses vajazzled to the eyeballs.

There'll be some sleight of hand involved in the live production, he hints, but over the winter run he'll still end up eating an awful lot of eggs night after night.

It's not as simple as the ever-falling blocks of Tetris, but it's enough to mean that you rush into situations without spending time thinking them through; and even when you don't, you'll still end up with your character hopping nervously from one foot to the other, as though wanting to burst out dancing but afraid of embarrassing themselves in judgmental company.