Sentence examples for a suitable ending from inspiring English sources

A suitable ending to your trip is a visit to the San Miguel Mission, a humble adobe church on Old Santa Fe Trail.

The episode's script went through several different versions before a final plot was decided upon, as Morgan and Wong believed the series would not be renewed for a third season and wished to write a suitable ending.

Written simultaneously with the concluding episode, "The Time Is Now", the episode's script went through several different versions before a final plot was decided upon, as Morgan and Wong believed the series would not be renewed for a third season and wished to write a suitable ending.

It was a wrongheaded approach, especially at 1 a.m., but a suitable ending to Hollywood's big confused night.

In Behud, a writer struggles to come up with a suitable ending for her play, while trying to meet the demands of incensed community leaders, troubled councillors and an excitable director.

This includes clarifications to eliminate colloquialisms, non-starters and irrelevant sections (such as interruptions), chronological corrections, tagging and editing any content that might inflict significant harm on recipients of the document (after discussion with the patient) and finding a suitable ending for the document which is appropriate to the patients' overall message.

It would be a suitable end to a career that has swung from the extremes of his fashionable first hit, Sex, Lies and Videotape, and the commercial success of his starry heist movies, Ocean's Eleven, Twelve and Thirteen.

Tomorrow's events include the out-jazz supergroup Other Dimensions in Music, who have some of the best notions of improvised form -- e.g., a stimulating beginning, an absorbing middle and a suitable end -- of the bands in their scene.

It adopts a suitable end-to-end congestion control scheme, providing high robustness against congestion losses, which constitute the main problem during packet transmission through wired networks [1].

A favorite could be a thumbs up, but also an "I've seen this", a show of gratitude, an agreement, a "seriously?", a read-it-later, or a "this conversation has come to a suitable end, goodbye".

Thus, with limited training data, MTANNs would be a suitable end-to-end machine-learning model for detection and classification of focal lesions that do not require high-level semantic features.