Sentence examples for a perfect conclusion from inspiring English sources

It was a perfect conclusion.

They make a perfect conclusion to this chromatic take on American social history.

I didn't, but then when it comes to Sarah Lund, it's difficult to know what a perfect conclusion would have been.

It's the sheer joyous ebbulliance with which it starts, going on to demonstrate virtuosity and originality before it winds down to a perfect conclusion.

Since beating Michigan on Thursday night in the N.C.A.A. Division I men's semifinals, the Boston College players have been describing Saturday's championship game against North Dakota as a perfect conclusion.

The twelve miniatures of Britten's 'Who Are These Children?', which followed, were brilliantly delivered by both Langridge and Norris, with five songs from Schubert's 'Winterreise' making a perfect conclusion; I have seldom heard 'Der Leiermann' sound so ghostly and pathetic.

His run still ate up the yards and Sexton would cross soon enough, but we were denied the perfect conclusion: a try by the record try-scorer.

Hitting little white balls with miniature paddles over a waist-high table turns out to be the perfect conclusion to a day spent looking at paintings with rambunctious children in tow.

The 'Manx missile' believes his victory, his fourth succsesive triumph on the final stage of the race, was the perfect conclusion to a tremendous three weeks for a dominant Team Sky.

That's the perfect conclusion, to a nervy climax, nailed in nine words.

But it provided the perfect conclusion to a gourmet meal that had been accompanied by the finest of French wines.