Past
Sure enough
Sure enough adverb - As supposed or expected.
Both terms in one sentence
- Sure enough, Elena Of Avalor made it to television screens later that year, making this one of the most successful examples of this trope in the recent past.
Source: Poorly Disguised Pilot -
The editing suggests that she's past the point of no return, but sure enough, he grabs her wrist just in time and manages to pull her back up.
Source: Take My Hand -
Sure enough, just past the spring is Dhoulmagus, one of the hardest boss fights in the game.
Source: Suspicious Videogame Generosity
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