Sentence examples similar to concluding move from inspiring English sources

"Cultural criticism and the philosophy of the tragic," Hoxby concludes, "move in a hermeneutic circle" (293).

The latest blow to Suarez's hopes of concluding a move away from Anfield comes just a day after the Reds boss urged him to accept that he is going nowhere.

In his report to the commission, Bustamante was critical of Wampler's attempt to physically restrain Ford, concluding the move fell far outside the scope of how LAPD officers are trained to handle such situations, sources said.

With life expectancies growing -- and some pension plans diminishing -- baby boomers are doing the numbers and concluding that moving overseas makes more sense than aging in place.

As barebackreader put it, concluding a moving first-person account: "No other condition that was so debilitating and painful would be dismissed as part of life's rich bloody tapestry".

It was time, Ms. Madison concluded, to move to a livelier venue.

Carney also stated that the monetary policy committee had concluded the move would not influence any decision on interest rates.

However, it concluded: "A move to absent voting on demand might increase the opportunity for fraudulent applications to be made without the knowledge of the elector.

Radamel Falcao finally sealed a £6m season-long loan move to Manchester United at 1.30am, in the transfer window's most eye-catching deal of deadline day, after the club were granted an extension to conclude the move.

What she needed to do, she had concluded, was move past the painful criticism she had received from someone close to her, that she was just not good enough.

The 14-page legal opinion concludes the move would exceed member states' tax powers.