Sentence examples for Coming end from inspiring English sources

"They are pressing us because of the coming end of the administration," he said.

Gregory, for example, published his chronology for "those who despair at the coming end of the world".

That, says the UN, signals the coming end of the El Niño, the droughts and the worldwide heatwaves.

He faced his coming end with an ironic embrace of its inevitability, and an amazing clarity about how he wanted to die.

Some people have taken to calling that the blood moon — and arguing that it is a sign of the coming end of the world.

Hong Kong's administrators were becoming twitchy about the coming end to Britain's 99-year lease on the New Territories, which form the colony's northern flank.

As the Federal Reserve has signaled a coming end to its easy-money policies, interest rates have been rising, making it more expensive for almost everyone to borrow.

In the N.B.A., the coming end to the regular season means the Nets will soon be out of their misery, writes The New York Post's Fred Kerber.

Analysts said that the coming end of the summer driving season and substantial inventories of gasoline and diesel would help dampen any price increase from Harvey.

It will also, for many people of faith, be evidence of God's majesty — and even, to a few, a harbinger of the coming end of the world.

She was trying to give me for free a synopsis of the coming end of the world in fire and sulfur.