Sentence examples for conclusively ended from inspiring English sources

But it has conclusively ended a much-transgressed 2002 ceasefire.

The competition would seem to have been conclusively ended by the Harvard Club, which included a tabulation of members in the armed forces in the March issue of its Bulletin.

For their Peloponnesian sojourn, they were joined by Hank (Seamus Davey-Fitzpatrick), Jesse's son from the stateside marriage that conclusively ended when he missed the plane home from Paris in "Before Sunset".

That points to the fragility of much of what the American army can claim to have achieved since 2003.In this section The reckoning Of course I don't want to be president Game resumed After the party… Make it prettier and cheaper ReprintsOn the positive side, they conclusively ended the tyrannical rule of Saddam Hussein.

Internal Eta documents reveal its fears as well as its refusal to conclusively end its campaign; that's why its latest statement falls well short of the hoped-for ceasefire and the disappearance of the group.

Nine years and 10 days after Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows appeared on bookstore shelves, thus conclusively ending J.K. Rowling's seven-book magical series, the Boy Who Lived returned.

The war against Lithuania had not ended as conclusively and satisfactorily as he had expected much of Ukraine was still in the hands of a strangely buoyant enemy; his ecclesiastical plans for secularizing church lands had been thwarted at the Council of 1503, and the Khanate of Kazan, which had been so carefully neutralized during Ivan's reign, was beginning to rid itself of Muscovite tutelage.

Once the period ends conclusively, CBS can talk to baseball, probably about NBC's package, which has no regular-season baseball except for alternating All-Star Games.

For van Gogh, the story ends conclusively: the Yellow House empty, the dream of community gone, the asylum's doors the only ones open to him.

Knowing what I know now, I'm almost unsure of where I expected to end up conclusively.

Dr. Coltman said the National Cancer Institute ended the 10-year study 15 months early, not because it concluded that finasteride was dangerous but because the results had already conclusively demonstrated the drug's mixed effects.