Sentence examples for constitutes the end of from inspiring English sources

However, none of this constitutes the end of my career as an international cricketer".

But the question is: what constitutes the end of the season?

Even more elusive is determining what constitutes the end of an epidemic like this one.

I must say I hadn't realised just how stark the evidence is from the place I once called home; or that, taken together, this constitutes the end of retail as we know it.

It is clear enough that people die when their lives end, but less clear what constitutes the ending of a person's life.

The ones with the red plastic earrings constitute the end of the family line.

Hopes of Pinochet supporters that Judge Kay's verdict constituted the end of legal moves in the 15-month-old case were dashed by Belgium, which filed its appeal this afternoon.

"By no means will this constitute the end of our ongoing campaign to instruct Mr. Putin to change his behavior," a senior national-security official said during a White House teleconference briefing.

"The decisive butt-kicking he was about to give the Dalmeyer hose would constitute the end of firpo in the world, and all, including Ma, would have to bow down before him, saying Wow wow wow...."....

Of course, it follows from the organicist view that death will constitute the end of our existence: whatever else may remain following our deaths, each of us will cease to exist when we die.

Down the hall from DeVitto, Judge Irene C. Feldman was hearing deportation cases, which constitute the end of the line for most detainees.