Sentence examples for To conclude well from inspiring English sources

However, ROHO's sermon analytics indicate that listeners want sermons to conclude well, to not have points repeated, and don't want to be told that they have failed to grasp something.

They want new voters, young voters, voters of color to conclude, "Well, they're likely to steal my vote anyway, so why should I bother?" The Billionaires, with political rapper Wil b. (aka 50 Billion), are speaking to that very cynicism and the urgent need not to succumb to it in our latest music video.

Struggling to tie the employee to any wrongdoing, Mr. DeFrancisco said, the inspector general could conclude, "Well, let's look at his tax returns and find something there".

Excuses, one and all, to bother and berate people on some flimsy historical premise until they burst out crying, and have the narrator conclude: "Well, I guess we've really learned something".

Each game will conclude well before USC even arrives at the Rose Bowl.

It's been said that girls begin their growth cycle before male counterparts and conclude well in advance of young men.

Security, the program leaves viewers to conclude, is well worth the price.

In addition, the standard deviation for each data series was also determined to conclude how well each method describes the fatigue strength of each welded detail.

He paused, grinning, and concluded, "Well, Ric, I guess now it's up to you".

Gawande concluded: "Well, we cannot wait for your sappy, melodramatic, over-emotional songs".

Finally JP concluded, 'Well, that's it then.' I was left in shock".