inevitably **

At the end, someone inevitably would ask if the story was true.

And inevitably, each of us would say almost exactly the same thing.

If he had two, his force level would inevitably have to go up.

And you return to common sense after a while in life, inevitably.

And yet one will inevitably set fire to the other.

And many of them inevitably have something to do with food.

She inevitably is the last of the four to get her period.

If not, he must inevitably come out the other end.

Inevitably, Paul started to play with some of these men.

But of course this was inevitably what we did do.

Inevitably, there will be times when things do not go right.

And then, inevitably, they would have to do it all over again.

When that friend made a phone call, he inevitably got results.

And as was inevitably the case, with all that money came power.

As it inevitably would, his next thought turned to money.

Or that some such great fire must inevitably come again.

Or maybe they were important because inevitably there would be no more.

When he walked into a room, everyone inevitably came to attention.

Inevitably this approach to the play now and then goes over the top.

Inevitably it takes a great deal of time to go into these cases.

Inevitably, you would need to be in some particular physical relationship to the book.

Inevitably, children at those events single him out to talk about their lives.

Inevitably, you're going to end up doing something that he's probably already done before.

Inevitably, in Washington, military officials are talking about more troops.

Inevitably, they want to know if it's my first baby.