Sentence examples for concluded with some from inspiring English sources
Tears rolled down cheeks all around before he concluded with some disquieting lines.
The limit of Network Rail's ambitions may become clearer after the autumn's reviews are concluded, with some uncomfortable reading guaranteed.
In 2006, a review by the National Academy of Sciences concluded, with some reservations, that "an array of evidence" supported the broad thrust of the research.
And the episode concluded with some manufactured clashes among the judges, who to that point had been relatively restrained and polite.
In a letter to Congress, the White House said that American intelligence agencies had concluded with "some degree of varying confidence" that the Syrian government had used sarin.
He added: "I have concluded with some degree of hesitation that the circumstances are, by virtue of the jury's clearly stated views, so exceptional that I am justified in suspending the operation of the prison sentences".
I conclude with some personal comments.
But does Mr. Friedman conclude with some reflection on the motives that fueled the deposits in Iceland?
It concludes with some richly atmospheric comedown music, which should appeal to fans of Play's more serene moments.
If you are trying to overcome a romance-novel addiction, the article concludes with some helpful tips.
