Sentence examples for all concluding from inspiring English sources

Many elementary schools elected not to teach about the attacks at all, concluding that their students are too young.

Opponents have formed committees and have commissioned three independent reviews by engineers and environmental consultants, all concluding that what they call the D.E.P.'s "Big Dig" is outsized and needlessly invasive.

This less than earth-shattering announcement has lead to some very excited headlines, with left and right leaning papers all concluding that this clears the way for a Lib-Con pact.

The awkward hailing of two taxis for the disenchanted, or the triumphant "shared cab" for the lovebirds, all concluding with potted updates that tell you how the couples have fared since.

Yesterday the SNP's official twitter account posted key sentences from the First Minister's speech, all concluding with the hashtag #BothVotesSNP, an indication that the party intends to fight for every possible seat – just as it did with marked success back in 2011.

There followed many historical reports of the disease, all concluding that there was no cure.

"I think we can all conclude that Tony Hayward is not going to have a second career in PR consulting".

"The Air Force One does it all," concludes Kvinge.

It all concludes quite gravely.

"Not nice at all," concluded Alan.

They have all concluded their investigations and made their recommendations.