Sentence examples for accomplishments ending from inspiring English sources

I didn't know where to start but I interrupted him, and in a state of disbelief, like a parent attempting to illuminate a life lesson for her child, I began to explain the magnitude of his accomplishments, ending with, "after four days of travel, by the time you landed on the moon you were almost at the point of no return as you had only twenty seconds of fuel left!

Little League's Big Lie Another teenager's accomplishments ended in scandal.

Leaders of both churches said today that final passage would reflect a historic accomplishment, ending 30 years of conversations between the two churches, which have similar theological positions and liturgies but significant differences about the role and authority of bishops.

But it nevertheless rankles that half a millennium of national achievement is embodied by just two women; that, according to immigration minister James Brokenshire's new document, female British accomplishment ended in 1972.

Although his speech hit on a number of accomplishments, from ending the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan to pushing the Violence Against Women Act as a senator, it was clear that Biden sees same-sex marriage as a major piece of his legacy.

Yet, for all these accomplishments, Poggio ended up being best known for a book of jokes.

Smith argues persuasively that this type of criticism of Eisenhower ignores his countless accomplishments, such as ending the Korean War in a cease-fire rather than the much more dangerous escalation.

American Pharoah, (foaled 2012), American racehorse (Thoroughbred) who in 2015 became the 12th winner of the American Triple Crown by winning the Kentucky Derby, the Preakness Stakes, and the Belmont Stakes an accomplishment that ended a 37-year drought since Affirmed captured that honour in 1978.

That begs the question: Could this signature accomplishment actually end up eroding Obama's hold on his signature voting bloc?

And yet Mr. Obama devoted only passing sentences to one of last year's foreign-policy accomplishments, saying merely that ending the war in Iraq "has allowed us to strike decisive blows against our enemies" – that is, elsewhere.

Wasn't the Hollywood ending about accomplishment?