Sentence examples for chose to conclude from inspiring English sources
Were the keys for the lock lost, or was cycling an experiment the owner chose to conclude abruptly?
He said the estate's executor chose to conclude the case with the uncertain outcome among the uppermost things in his mind.
His party chose to conclude that he did not plan anything too unpalatable.As they find otherwise, they do not like it.
Leonard Bernstein was the conductor, and after several rousing pieces in typical Bernstein style, he chose to conclude with an encore, "The Adagio for Strings".
"It was the realisation of my childhood dream," he says, and it was also the point at which he chose to conclude his autobiography, Mao's Last Dancer, which was published in 2003.
He chose to conclude not with a piece of masterly Shakespearean eloquence but with the strange eloquence of the immigrant Italian anarchist Bartolomeo Vanzetti speaking to the court on behalf of Nicola Sacco and himself just before they were sentenced to death in 1927 for a crime of which the judge who convicted them knew they were innocent.
Mr. Welch is grappling with an unconventional ending for his ballet; instead of the norm -- presenting the entire cast in an exuberant and fiery finale -- he has chosen to conclude "Clear" with a simple pas de deux.
Once an attorney general authorizes an investigation, the only way it can end is by Congress refusing to budget money for its continuation, or for the independent counsel to choose to conclude it him- or herself.
Until he comes up with a better explanation of why he made a defiant statement yesterday and then turned around and resigned today (his friends are now loyally trying to argue that yesterday was all about reforming the Commons, and that only once that was out of the way could he focus on himself), many MPs will choose to conclude that this is what tipped him over the edge.
