Sentence examples for address concluding from inspiring English sources

In an address concluding the Tories' annual convention and looking ahead to an election expected in May, he asserted that the vaunted New Labor philosophy of Prime Minister Tony Blair had proved instead to be a fad, and the British people were now rejecting it.

His address concluded to the sound of Bill Medley and Jennifer Warnes' "I've Had the Time of My Life" – which, he confessed, is one of his favourite songs from one of his favourite films, Dirty Dancing.

Almost seconds after Obama's address concluded, the network whose recruiting department is probably a printout of a blonde painted on the side of a B-17 above the words "MORE LIKE THIS" immediately castigated the president for failing to mention al-Qaida.

The address concluded with a demonstration of Forza Motorsport, an upcoming Xbox auto-racing title.

Since Libya under Gaddafi is her standard for initiating humanitarian wars, a President Clinton could be expected to attack North Korea to overthrow President Kim Jong-un before her inaugural address concluded.

Emerson's "Address," he concludes, is at once "an insult to religion" (T, 248) and "an incoherent rhapsody" (T, 249).

The issue has been addressed and concluded".

Expanded discussions on fabrication optimization and construction techniques from the QPC workshop will be addressed to conclude a comprehensive report.

This question should be further addressed to conclude if the common ancestor of Opisthokonta possessed one or two copies of class I catalytic subunits.

In "My Turn: The Memoirs of Nancy Reagan" (Random House, 1989) she addressed her critics, concluding, "One reason may be that some women aren't all that crazy about a woman who wears a size 4, and seems to have no trouble staying slim".

Another study also addressed methodological differences, concluding the strong influence of definition on the prevalence of multimorbidity [ 6].