eventually的例句大全

Australia suffered the away team eventually lost to Uruguay 0 to 1.

深受其害的澳大利亚队最终客场0比1不敌乌拉圭.

The space shuttle Atlantis will remain here at the Kennedy Space Center, where it will eventually go on public display.

阿特兰蒂斯号航天飞机将保存在肯尼迪太空中心，最终将在这里公开展览。

Eventually she worked her way through the huge amount of technical papers.

最终她读完了大量的技术文件.

The new invention eventually won its way into favor.

新发明最终受到了人们的欢迎.

Husband : Eventually I did get to a real person.

最后,终于有个人接了我的电话.

I went a state university . I had a B + average . Eventually I got my CPA.

读州立大学,平均成绩是B+,最后拿到了会计师学位.

If you keep at it, you will still eventually converge.

如果你一直带着那样的观点去思考, 你最终会一无所获.

It is only to be expected your son will leave home eventually.

儿子总归要离开家的,这种事很难免.

But floating rates eventually prevailed, particularly for the major currencies of the dollar, yen and D-mark.

但最终还是浮动汇率占据上风, 尤其是对像美元 、 日元和德国马克这种主要货币来说.

However carefully you drive, you will probably have an accident eventually.

无论你多么小心地驾驶车子, 你终究可能出事故.

REEVES: Nearne went to a safe house in Paris but was eventually captured.

里夫斯: 尼尔内进驻的是巴黎的一个安全藏身处,但她最终还是被捕了.

Eventually, the whole thing wears down and we kick the bucket.

最后, 当所有的零件都不听使唤了,我们也就到时候了.

The chances of Francis eventually becoming manager of England are perhaps higher. It is early days, of course, and he has yet to win anything.

弗朗西斯最终成为英格兰队主教练的几率可能更高。当然，现在这样说为时尚早，他还没赢过呢。

Eventually the volcanic surface cooled and solid rocks and oceans of blue water appeared.

又因什麽巨变令地球变成现今的状态?

Blind competition will eventually harm the industry.

过度竞争最终将损害行业本身.

Eventually, feet go behind the head!

最终, 可以把双脚放在头后!

Barings was eventually sold to the Dutch bank ING for the princely sum of 1 pound. Lisa's got a new life as a flight attendant for Virgin Atlantic.

[原声播放]巴林最后以1英镑的慷慨的价格卖给了荷兰国际集团，Lisa在维珍大西洋航空公司做了一名空姐，过上了新生活。

Though they were eventually replaced with the easier-to-use bow and arrow, the atlatl stood the test of time, being used by the Aztecs even as late as the 1500s.

尽管其最终被更为方便的弓箭所代替，不过atlatl的使用持续了很长时间，甚至在16世纪时还被阿兹特克人作为武器使用。

The bill eventually obtained the assent of parliament.

议案终于得到议会的通过。

Meanwhile, says Dr. Arnett, 'It pays to relax and not panic because your 21-year-old or even your 26-year-old doesn't know what he or she is going to do. Almost nobody still has that problem at 40 or 50. We all figure it out eventually.'

与此同时，阿内特说，“不要因为你21岁甚至26岁的子女不知道自己要做什么就感到惊慌，放松心情才有好处。几乎没有人到40或50岁的时候还存在这个问题。我们大家最终都会想明白这个问题的。”