Sentence examples for Sunday's conclusion from inspiring English sources

Sunday's conclusion to one of the most exciting Premier League seasons ever brought about one of the most uneventful climaxes imaginable.

Injuries to a knee and hip mean Porte has opted out of the race on its second rest day and next Sunday's conclusion in Milan.

By Sunday's conclusion, the leader board was so topsy-turvy that it produced a winner who had finished dead last in the field in his previous start.

Cricket Australia confirmed that Pattinson was diagnosed with a stress fracture of his lower back following Sunday's conclusion to the second Test defeat and will return home to Australia after the third Test.

It's been seven years since "Lost" departed from television, but its co-creator Damon Lindelof knows that many people will still assess Sunday's conclusion of "The Leftovers" through the prism of his most famous project, which disappointed some fans with its ending.

DORAL, Fla .— A color depiction of how the Doral Resort's Blue Monster will look, post-op, was spread before Donald J. Trump, who could not contain his excitement as he outlined all the spots where the countess of courses will go under the architect's bulldozer shortly after Sunday's conclusion of the Cadillac Championship.

But at the end of Sunday night's two-hour opening installment of the NBC mini-series "Steve Martini's 'The Judge' " -- after you've been assaulted by a muddle of bloody violence, death, police corruption and merciless posturing -- there's only one question that might bring you back for Monday's conclusion: Will he shave it off?

Monday's conclusion was marred by Derian Hatcher's gratuitous chop to the chops of Jason Arnott, the Devils' best forward.

Although the week of release for the new series was chosen for American convenience, it intriguingly synchronises for British viewers with Wednesday's conclusion of BBC2's Wolf Hall.

That is not too different from Wednesday's conclusion in The Times that Mr. Romney heads south in the coming days to face "five rivals still competing against one another to emerge as his main opponent as the race moves to South Carolina".

The Ministry of Transport indicated that it was waiting until Wednesday's conclusion of a hearing in Washington by the National Transportation Safety Board on its investigation into a battery fire on a 787 parked at Logan Airport in Boston in January as well as the F.A.A.'s initial certification of the lithium-ion batteries in 2007.