"Maybe it sounds as if it had something to do with the way I sing," he concludes, reading my mind.
Besides, he'll conclude, reading on a computer screen can only lead to a very bad headache.
She concludes, "Read the word and obey your God," before hanging up.
Referring to John Boehner's comment that problems at the VA are "systemic," their email concludes, "Read [the report]... and see if issues existed back then.
The young Bolaño, Shook concluded, "read voraciously".
The short final chapter provides refreshing answers to the question, "Why Read?" It concludes, "Reading is freedom.
"I concluded after reading it," Dowd said, "that he never read my report.
"Only the short ones are remembered," Richard Nixon concluded, after reading all the inaugurals, an opinion that led him to say things briefly but didn't save him from saying them badly: "The American dream does not come to those who fall asleep".
In the address, which he concluded by reading out the formal decree, he did not indicate what the state of emergency would mean in practical terms.
Mr. Falwell, a conservative Baptist, said in the interview that he had concluded from reading Muslim and non-Muslim writers that Muhammad, the prophet of Islam, "was violent man, a man of war".
