Sentence examples for drawing to a conclusion from inspiring English sources

After more than a year of recriminations between Eric Lindros and Philadelphia Flyers General Manager Bob Clarke, the Lindros saga appears to be drawing to a conclusion.

INSIDE the rock-hewn Medhane Alem Church, in the remote mountain town of Lalibela, the late afternoon Mass was drawing to a conclusion.

The 10 traders from Deutsche Bank and Barclays will be the largest group of defendants to face trial accused of fixing rates: a trial of six former employees of City interbank brokers is currently drawing to a conclusion in London.

By the autumn of 2001, however, when he collapsed on the floor of the senate, it was clear that his time as a legislator was drawing to a conclusion.

Some seem to be much more interested in this news than the the other story about Lehman: that the world's largest bankruptcy is drawing to a conclusion.

As the Convention was drawing to a conclusion, and delegates prepared to refer the Constitution to the Committee on Style to pen the final version, one delegate raised an objection over civil trials.

EDINBURGH — History repeated itself at the Festival Fringe that drew to a conclusion here on Monday.

The first High-Level Meeting of the Global Partnership for Effective Development Co-operation (GPEDC) drew to a conclusion last week in Mexico.

The 19-year-old Cash was apparently irritated by hecklers in the crowd as the match drew to a conclusion.

Every fairytale must come to an end; Leigh Centurions' love affair with the Challenge Cup in 2015 has finally drawn to a conclusion.

As the press conference drew to a conclusion, Boehner appeared to fight back tears as he called Netanyahu "a brother in arms" in the ongoing hostilities with Obama.