Sentence examples for definite end from inspiring English sources
Although they clearly remain friends, their partnership is now at a definite end.
"You get away from the idea of music having a definite start and a definite end".
But despite this arbitrary starting point, there's a definite end point for any sneeze count.
It used to be that death signalled a very definite end to a celebrity career.
The belatedness of Mr Adams' call suggested that the Sinn Fein leader had not known about the definite end of the ceasefire for long.
Similar transmission, limited to a short chain of people and with a definite end, occurred in earlier avian influenza outbreaks in Hong Kong, he said.
Set a definite ending time.
Every note in the Philharmonia's performance had a definite ending.
"When I came up with the idea for the story, I had a definite ending in mind.
With his 500-page novel serving as the world's most detailed outline, Franzen envisions a show that will run four seasons and come with a definite ending.
(As in most traditional games, once you have completed a level, you can always go back to it. A skilled gamer might be able to reach the highest level after 30 hours of play, but like all of Wright's creations, the game has no definite ending).
