eventually

eventually
01. If you keep on working hard, [eventually] you will succeed.
02. The [eventual] goal of the recent talks between North and South Korea is the reunification of the country.
03. Our flight was delayed by snow, but we [eventually] got away about five hours late.
04. It is hard for any parent to accept that [eventually] a baby will grow up, and move away from home.
05. She opened her own restaurant about a year ago, and [eventually] hopes to start her own chain.
06. He will [eventually] take control of the company when his father retires.
07. We looked at over 60 different houses before [eventually] finding what we wanted in Fairfield.
08. As they exhaust all their fuel, all stars [eventually] face collapse.
09. The stars in our sky form from gas in the universe and [eventually] they grow old and die.
10. There is a Chinese proverb which states that those who say they hate money will [eventually] depend on their friends.
11. Someone once remarked that no matter how fast your computer system runs, you will [eventually] come to think of it as slow.
12. If you keep a goldfish in a dark room, it will [eventually] lose its color and turn white.
13. I read somewhere that if you were to rub garlic on the heel of your foot, it would be absorbed by the pores, and [eventually] show up on your breath.
14. Indonesians traditionally believe that everyone will [eventually] get married, so even a 60-year-old man, when asked if he is married, will answer "Not yet."
15. France is part of the European Space Agency, which is developing rockets to send satellites and [eventually] people into space.
16. This disease will probably kill me [eventually], but it's not going to keep me from living in the meantime.
17. According to Time magazine, the Earth's human population is expected to level off [eventually], perhaps at 11 billion sometime in the last half of this century.
18. Cuba has to prepare itself for the [eventuality] of the death of long-time leader Fidel Castro.
19. The World Health Organization regards tobacco as the only legal product that [eventually] kills half its regular users.

Grammatical examples in English. 2013.

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