Examples of using Eventually take in English and their translations into Norwegian
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Ecclesiastic
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And this attitude of a man you eventually take for granted.
Gullvåg worked gradually towards a painting where the chroma or colour saturation is restrained,such that the light eventually takes over.
Winning again and again,you will eventually take control of the whole Europe!
If exploited, attackers can cause a crash,send malicious code to your PC, and eventually take it over.
But Hassan refuses to throw anything back at Amir, and eventually takes a pomegranate and crushes it against his own forehead.
G is the most common type of mobile connection(36 million users), but the 4G audience is growing faster and, according to forecasts,will eventually take the lead.
Do the guard blow once more,the sheep rapidly flocks and eventually takes flight if the danger is still present.
Triton's orbit will eventually take it within Neptune's Roche limit, tearing it apart and possibly forming a new ring system.
The universe will keep expanding, and it will eventually take all matter with it.
Men also regularly attend the meetings,and we see that they eventually take a more active role in promoting women's rights in Luwero,” reports Fida leader Irene Ovonji.
Since the training tracks are extended daily this task eventually takes all day.
The relief might prove only temporary,though, if the tariffs eventually take full effect and Beijing retaliates against U.S. exports.
He is the accuser of our brethren and will manipulate, lie and tell us things in our past to put us out of the game,gain control and eventually take us right with himself.
After a long time in prison under arms,the masters were eventually taken to Lisbon, where many were imprisoned in the notorious Fort Junqueira.
Moreover, the population is not allowed to vote even yes or no to this because society has already decided that nuclear power(read kontantlösheten)will eventually take over all other energy.
Bratislava was bombarded by the Allies, occupied by German troops in 1944, and eventually taken by troops of the Soviet 2nd Ukrainian Front on 4 April 1945.
And although the owners of the dead dogs take their care of them seriously,they are so dependent on the soothing presence of the pet in the house that they eventually take on a new companion.
The rest of the game is a quest to regain the ten elemental spirits and eventually take on Kameo's evil sister and her accomplice Thorn, The King of Trolls.
The increasing income and extra time created a search for new things to do, one of which meant spending more time relaxing by the pool, however,too much of a good thing can eventually take its toll on your health.
Mr. Li was on the brink of death after five months and twenty days,and was eventually taken to three hospitals, all of which said he was beyond medical help.
At first, you can record all the little things, up to wiping shoes, washing dishes,sending correspondence- these small things can eventually take the lion's share of your time, if they are not included in the daily structure and calculations.
His beautiful voice was immediately noticed by the band members,and he was eventually taken into the fire with the group.
If agreement is reached on even stricter targets after 2012, and if the United States anddeveloping countries eventually take on commitments, the agreement can become more effective.
Last June, after waiting for 1 hour I eventually took a taxi;
The second crew of South Africans as the first, eventually took the last place in the final table third in.
We remember all Suverin Superb, which eventually took to the mind, and turned when it was very bad weather.
He eventually took examinations to earn several more degrees at the University- a baccalaureus in 1505 and a Magister's degree in 1507.
He fled from Rome after the murder of Gracchus, and eventually took his own life for fear of falling into the hands of his enemies.
That that bad thing eventually took me to. If I went back and changed one thing I didn't like, I might lose something.
