Sentence examples for coming to end from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, my year of living ignorantly is coming to end.

Without bearing down too heavily, the film suggests that the 2,000-year 2,000-yearmay be coming tradition

Today, that era itself seems to be coming to end, and the question Berle posed — will democracy rule the corporations, or will the corporations rule democracy?

With Thompson on his way out and Grade having long gone, Agius's BBC tenure must surely be coming to end as well.

The best performers earn well over £100,000 a week; Mr Bale's pay could be around £300,000.Yet despite the arresting figures, the days of clubs living beyond their means are coming to end.

Ben Arfa has made just eight appearances for Hull since joining on loan from Newcastle in the summer and Hull's manager, Steve Bruce, this week suggested that the maverick's spell for the Tigers was coming to end.

The time has come to end this practice".

Of course, all good things come to end.

My contract with ESO will come to end in September 2003.

NEW DELHI India's long nuclear winter has come to end.

This era may well have come to end.