Sentence examples for end I learned from inspiring English sources

At the very end, I learned, his family said, enough.

In the end I learned it's the audience that get you through it.

And in the end, I learned how persuasive he can be.

In the end, I learned that the only reason the whole issue came up was because fans had started showing videos on YouTube of the moment that Vettel had passed Jean-Eric Vergne.

In the end, I learned that all I could do against something so great and overwhelming, all those histories and years and lives and deaths and threats secreted like seeds, was to open my mouth and speak.

"In the end, I learned the hard way that peace is respecting the rights of others, and that is what we try to instil here, especially in the new generations," says Durán. "We never know what talent we might be uncovering".

In the end, I learnt that I am more afraid about the lack of action towards such an important issue, rather than being afraid about how the gold miners could react to the piece.

Literally the day before January ends, I learned that January is Cervical Health Awareness Month, which prompted me to write this blog.

He never signed his messages to me, but sometimes he put an "&" at the end, which, I learned, means "Write back" in E-mail language.

The, to me, mindblowing insights from this cutting-edge science do not end there: I learned that a strong body of data now show that the harm or injury of "nonviolent" rape goes far beyond what we (or the courts) have realized.

I did have a brief fling imagining myself part of the Algonquin Round Table, but that ended when I learned that in real time Dorothy Parker was not actually all that much fun to have around.