Sentence examples for always conclude from inspiring English sources

Actually, they always conclude their act pretty much knee-deep in greenbacks.

And they always conclude, no matter how fragmentary their evidence, that life is possible.

The Singing and Swinging Seniors shows change monthly, though they always conclude with "God Bless America".

In interviews, I believe you should always conclude with something that sums up how you feel about the character.

Nobody can know, but when financial sentiment swings, some always conclude that it will soon swing even harder.

Conferences on the future of black theatre always conclude, among other things, that there is a responsibility for playwrights to write black roles.

The houses themselves were the problem, the light scant, the ceilings low, the rooms awkward, your parents always concluded as we drove back to our house.

More than once, Mr. Chen wondered aloud whether the authorities would arrest him after my story was published in The Washington Post, where I worked at the time, but he always concluded that they wouldn't dare.

All the stories follow a similar trajectory of everyday human expectations confounded and defeated, always concluding with a nice little bittersweet reflection, like a fortune cookie in a restaurant run by therapists.

I'm a WINS addict; I always look forward to hearing Carl Babinski with the "official 1010 Accuweather forecast," full of specific information on the region, bantering with the announcer and always concluding with the words: "I'm Accuweather meterologist Carl Babinski, on New York's weather station, 1010 WINS".

TV comedy used to mean shows like Cheers, Frasier, Who's the Boss?, The Golden Girls and Happy Days: shows which might tackle hard subjects but always concluded them in 22 minutes (without commercials) and a whole round of hugs and "thank you for being a friend" goodness.