Sentence examples for completion would be from inspiring English sources

"To cut off support now, when the task appears to be nearing completion, would be a false economy," said Miller.

The number 7777777 floated in his mind as a sort of completion of his "programme"; but in fact the completion would be his death, as he often said.

To spell out the exact definition of the "possible" or the story's other highlighted words, like "donations" and "completion," would be unfair.

Or at least that its completion would be merely a "hopeful" prospect; the fact that Carter finished the piece, and that it was premiered in full shortly before his 90th birthday, makes it the most significant symphony by any octogenarian in the late 20th century.

It is as though to allow the rhythm its full completion would be untrue to the shape of the experience that gave rise to the poem, untrue to the terms of the struggle between the pure possibility that language itself can offer and a knowledge of the sad fixtures which the grim business of loss can provide.

This completion would be only achieved in modernity because, as we have seen, Socrates's challenging of convention in terms of resources taken from individual consciousness itself was incompatible with the immediacy of Greek Sittlichkeit.

Emap said today that proceeds from the deal - the precise value of which is subject to a working capital adjustment after completion - would be used to reduce debt.

In the past, as her terms neared completion, extensions would be imposed.

He added that the troubled road-widening project, originally due for completion last year, would be done by the International Olympic Committee deadline.

If the Browns' receivers had caught half the passes they dropped this season, Colt McCoy's completion percentage would be nearly 4 points higher, and more important, the Browns may have won close games against the Rams and the Bengals.

For example, there is a seven-story two-building project on the southeast corner of Fourth Avenue and President Street, nearing completion, that would be two stories too high in its President Street element, but conforming along Fourth Avenue if it had been designed under the new zoning rules.