Sentence examples for about concluding from inspiring English sources

A lot of voters were not very enthusiastic about concluding that they would vote for the Tories.

If the World Cup is so important, why were ABC and ESPN so clueless about concluding their coverage correctly?

So much so that Meades has no qualms about concluding with the work of David Chipperfield and his ilk of austere neo-modernists.

A charismatic, uber-rich Iranian client wants Webster to find out if there is something dirty about him on record that will explain why an American company is cautious about concluding a massive deal.

Detectives who searched the New Jersey home of the man who confessed to killing Etan Patz found what "looked like young boys' clothing" and an old toy, but were being "very cautious" about concluding they belonged to Etan, who disappeared in 1979, people with knowledge of the matter said on Friday.

Other researchers praise the study, but are cautious about concluding that Neandertals were cave artists.

That about concludes the month in Michael Jackson, kids.

And I've just about concluded that the real problem may be the President himself" — standing ovation — "and that next year we ought to fire him and get a new one".

"There's a fine line to fuss about," he concluded.

"That is what Picasso is about," Franklin concluded: money.

"Not much to crow about," he concludes, adding that on this issue he remains pessimistic.