Sentence examples for concluded his column from inspiring English sources

Mr. Moyo concluded his column with a warning that history risked repeating itself.

Yet the Palace faithful were only too happy to fill the place and the comedian Kevin Day spoke for all as he concluded his column in the programme: "Today we play one of England's biggest clubs in a Premier league London derby and TV viewers the world over get to marvel at the Red and Blue Army.

Last Friday, Bob Herbert concluded his column with a quote from one of those Americans who got kicked out of the middle class during the recession.

Mr. Wilson concluded his column by saying "New York needs a frank discussion about the consequences of 40 years of legal abortion".

Thiel concluded his column by declaring his support for legislation that seeks to criminalize so-called revenge porn, in which people publish explicit photos of their former sexual partners as a form of revenge.

He concludes his column by writing, "Next week I'll be explaining how unicorns can solve the energy crisis".

Mr. Krugman concludes his column by saying "we should be having a serious discussion about America's fiscal future".

He concludes his column by writing, "You see, money, in and of itself, is important; but what is even more important is obtaining other money in addition.

Maxwell Davidson IV New York, April 30 , 2009• To the Editor: Roger Cohen concludes his column: "It's strange then that a U.S. president who speaks good English, far better than his predecessor, seems able to communicate with that world.

John Tierney ("Where's the Newt?," July 16) concludes his column about Karl Rove's involvement in leaking the identity of an undercover C.I.A. officer with a dismissive "Nadagate," assuming that it is about nothing.

MAC SCHAFER Raleigh, N.C., Oct. 30, 2012 To the Editor: David Brooks concludes his column comparing a second-term President Obama to a first-term President Mitt Romney this way: "Romney is more of a flexible flip-flopper than Obama".