Sentence examples for course concluding from inspiring English sources

"A murder in the family can provide a frisson of excitement at fashionable dinner parties," James's omniscient narrator hopefully remarks, then quickly changes course, concluding, in a perfect Austenlike summation, "But little social credit can be expected from the brutal dispatch of an undistinguished captain of the infantry, without money or breeding to render him interesting".

The five-day course concludes with a written test, and an all-important speed test.

Saratoga Race Course concluded its 36-day meeting yesterday without two noteworthy names adding to their accomplishments.

One cannot, of course, conclude that Bailey's heavy workload has played any role in Burberry's weaker run.

But no rival, no headwind, not even a strike by workers on Mont Saint-Michel, where the 20.5-mile course concluded, could stop him.

The study, conducted by the Pratt Area Community Council using high school students trained in an E.P.A.-certified course, concludes that one of three children in the area lives in dangerous conditions.

For instance, when Apple's new maps system turned out to have some embarrassing lapses, Nokia published a blog post that compared its maps with Apple's and Google's and, of course, concluded the Nokia maps were better.

The course concludes with the "discussion" section, which will be described below.

The course concludes with an overview of the fossil record and biochemical evidences that support the theory of biological evolution.

Alternatively you may of course conclude that no action is needed or potentially some intermediate measure which can be taken by the sector regulator.

Stanford emulates compatriots Helen Jenkins and Leanda Cave, who won the title in 2011 and 2002 respectively, and her victory on the London 2012 course concludes a remarkable year.