Sentence examples for concluded a few from inspiring English sources

"They're all ghosts, and I'm not," he concluded, a few days after the shoot.

Or was it merely from "the workshop of" Velázquez, as experts concluded a few decades later?

"If there really is a vast right-wing conspiracy," the conservative Catholic journal Crisis concluded a few years ago, "its leaders probably meet in George's kitchen".

During the campaign that concluded a few days ago, he staked out few economic positions that varied substantially from those of Joaquin Lavin, his right-wing opponent.

Mr Beye, a Malian who had devoted five years to bringing peace to Angola, had concluded a few weeks before his death that there was nothing more he could do for a country whose leaders were not interested in peace.

Most of this advertising, through huge TV campaigns and relentless logo-slathering, is devoted to image-building (not surprising, since Consumer Reports concluded a few years ago that even devoted fans of the megasellers Budweiser and Miller Genuine Draft could rarely tell them apart by taste).

To conclude, a few pieces of advice of my own.

The text concludes, a few pages later, "Ingmar Bergman was like nobody else: a creative mountain of neuroses and demons".

The Alabama squabble is straight from the script of election night two years ago when television networks originally said Al Gore had won Florida, then changed that to George Bush winning the state, only to conclude a few hours later it was too close to call.

He made 27 speeches, including seven in Omaha, the last concluding a few minutes before midnight.

Section Concluding Remarks concludes with a few summary remarks on the diverse set of topics considered in this chapter, which represent issues that arise frequently in clinical research; further details can be found in the references.