| It eventuated that one of the mums had been cooking some chocolate crackles in an oven in the hall, and she forgot about them. |
| The end result has been the same degree of actual disinflation, yet higher bond yields than would otherwise have eventuated in the absence of the speech. |
| It is nevertheless the set of attitudes which eventuated in the development of modern capitalism. |
| He says the idea in the late 1980s for a regionally controlled ATSIC hasn't eventuated. |
| Had it eventuated in failure, its leader would have been pronounced a pirate and filibuster. |
| Something in the universe has eventuated in man, and something has profited by his ameliorations. |
