The verb phrase roll up, which might have begun in the showroom of a carpet salesman, later became the action of arriving in a carriage or automobile, and now has the meaning of "to defeat" or "to conclude" (expressed by film directors in a noun form as "that's a wrap"), akin to the military meaning of "to mop up" (though no soldiers say "that's a mop").
"The harder the battle, the sweeter the victory," he concludes, expressing his respect for his opponents, even if his win was inevitable.
In general, the report concludes, "Teens express more cautious attitudes and values toward sex than is perhaps generally believed".
So I will conclude by expressing my abject gratitude to the powers that be for recognizing me to the degree they have seen fit.
They also found that who pays for a study does not seem to influence its results.Dr Klümper and Dr Qaim conclude by expressing a hope that their work "may help to gradually increase public trust in this promising technology".
And that many twenty and thirty-somethings are less inclined than their fathers to conclude that expressing a desire for closeness or revealing something personal are "potential risks for being shamed or otherwise rejected... .. In any event, Addis does not make substantive suggestions for challenging or changing still dominant norms of masculinity.
We conclude that expressing oACHES constructs leads to a 10-fold increase in AChE accumulation as compared to the hACHES constructs, and that the enhancement is due to the sequence optimization and not due to insufficient transformant pool size.
Let me conclude by expressing our sincere hope that through further constructive discussions we can achieve tangible progress on the various challenges -, including the full implementation of the agreement between Iran and its international partners, the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action - and start a new round of well-established cooperation.
