Sentence examples for concluded with something from inspiring English sources

Even the stadium announcer concluded with something of a mixed message as the players headed inside.

He was right then, and he's right now; he wrote a short post the other day defying the gloating masses (sensibly, but haughtily), and concluded with something commentators of the Egyptian revolution should take to heart: "People with a grievance will always find ways to communicate with each other.

In interviews, I believe you should always conclude with something that sums up how you feel about the character.

Often, his posts conclude with something like "but the patient was swiftly packaged up and off to hospital... Another happy customer".

The beginning of the end is documented in Big Sur, charting his descent into alcoholism, and concludes with something of a whimper in 1966's Satori in Paris, in which an almost pitiable and lonely Kerouac heads to Brittany to search for his antecedents.

Sassone hoped the episode would have concluded with the two finding out "something horrible" about Floyd's fiancée "or maybe we'd find out that Floyd did all of this just to get close to Liz again in some weird way".

His last album, Nerbu Message, concluded with the song Wake Up Australia, something Rrurrambu had spent his adult life striving for.

He concluded with that the album isn't for everyone, but has something that anyone could enjoy.

The respondent concluded with "It rankles me a bit" and "It's amazing how quickly those barriers melt when you see an opportunity for something different".

She concluded with a giggle.

Several concluded with declarations.