How native speakers pronounce “eventually”

which was the coolest thing that I've ever done. And then eventually, because I was reaching so many people with Bean's story,

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then our visions of the future began to diverge and eventually we had a falling out when we did our board of directors

Steve Jobs Stanford Commencement 2005 · Stanford

They did ballet, they did tap, jazz; they did modern; they did contemporary. She was eventually auditioned for the Royal Ballet School. She became a soloist; she had a wonderful career at the Royal Ballet.

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She became a soloist; she had a wonderful career at the Royal Ballet. She eventually graduated from the Royal Ballet School, founded the Gillian Lynne Dance Company,

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the way you did with the smartphone, but eventually you won't. The advantages of integration will be hard to compete with.

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The tumor grows, but eventually, the cancer kills the host, which kills the cancer.

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But in most cases, sleep deprivation is short-term. Eventually, exhaustion catches up with all of us. However, some long-term conditions like respiratory disorders,

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to take one step forward. Eventually, I came to believe that change was slow but steady,

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I got good grades and I found my people. And eventually I even made the varsity. And so by the time I graduated, I was hungry for more.

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But let's start with the question why daylight is so important for our organism, for health and, eventually, for sleep. Now throughout your body, in each and every single cell,

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but also what might have gone wrong, to eventually create our own and personal idea if that is the place where we want to go,

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emotions during a transition will eventually have to confront them even people who fear getting bogged down

Superpower

even people who fear getting bogged down in the messy middle will eventually have to go through that period of betwixt and between

Superpower

all these Expressions imply that after a big life disturbance we eventually resort to the person we were before that

Meaning

and he was playing with these blocks with letters. I wanted him to learn to read eventually, and one day he said,

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and we still don’t, have ways to make sure this technology eventually doesn't turn against us. So two months later,

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and enjoy a full private life eventually something has to give that's why a pushback against overwork

Work

And what I found was that if you act as if you're grateful, you eventually become grateful for real. The power of our actions to change our mind is astounding.

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which is a great university. Does well there, eventually ends up in the PhD program at Stanford. So Miguel gets there the year before I do.

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The only thing that will be left of you when you're gone -- and we all will be gone eventually -- the only thing will be left of you

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You know, you meet the love of your life. Eventually you might move in together, maybe you get engaged, you get married,

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from this horrible disease called Castleman disease before eventually getting a diagnosis, beginning to receive chemotherapy

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It is said that alcoholism is not a spectator sport. Eventually, the whole family has to play. And the damage from a parental relationship breakdown

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You know, eventually these children go off to work and I can't be the only one

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and talk to us about his problem, that eventually he took his own life. And I'll never forget the day we went to his funeral.

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my fascination with the role of imagination and sexuality only grew. Eventually, I left the career I'd built to start a company called Dipsea, which creates stories, audio stories, designed to turn women on.

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(Laughter) Eventually, I had no other options. I had to trust my process.

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by adding simple features like painted crosswalks and curb extensions. As for Béliveau, the guards eventually let him out. He’d walk over 75,000 kilometers in total to complete his journey.

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And the water pressure was so immense from the speed that eventually the suction cups started to come loose. I thought that was going to be it, we were going to lose it,

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incredible chess computers. Eventually, they got better than humans. You had a moment a few years ago,

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we went from stone axes and fire to language, writing and eventually industrial technologies. One invention unleashed a thousand more.

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As we went deeper and deeper, new particles started popping up. Eventually, we got to huge ring-like machines that take two beams of particles in opposite directions,

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maybe she's not even born yet -- could eventually guide us to see physics in a completely new way, and to point out that perhaps we're just asking the wrong questions.

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It's as if our stories begin stalling upon the onset of the disease. Eventually, Alzheimer's eats away at all the long-term memories. So if you were to meet someone with mid-stage Alzheimer's,

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My particular favorite was a blonde woman from the Deep South who eventually admitted to me that she was really a necrophiliac, and had taken this job after she got in trouble

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(Laughter) These experiences eventually allowed me to have some happy physical relationships with women,

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At first, it takes a lot of effort, but eventually it becomes pretty automatic. Now I don't know about you,

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but I couldn't shake it. So I eventually pulled together a proposal, brought it to our leadership team,

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and greed and ignorance. And eventually it's a place I call home. Upon graduation from college,

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and many more. And eventually, the little summer art project

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and this man made small talk with me for about 20 minutes. Eventually he said that my book made him think about how he does his job. So of course I asked, what do you do for a living?

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