Sentence examples for end cited from inspiring English sources

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Others point out that every boom comes to an end, citing the last chapter of Thomas Pakenham's otherwise excellent book, "The Scramble for Africa", published in 1992.

Macaulay Culkin's comedy covers band the Pizza Underground have called their shortlived European tour to an end, citing a "cheesemergency".

"I ain't sayin' that you treated me unkind," Willie sings as he nears the end, citing what, at this point, is a far greater offense: "You just sort of wasted my precious time".

I agree with A. O. Scott, who, in his review of "This Is the End," cites the "naked wrestling match in 'Borat' " as the funniest scene in recent movies.

Last Friday, Reuters was boldly reporting that the European Central Bank would extend its bond purchases beyond March and consider sending a formal signal that the programme would eventually end, citing senior sources with direct knowledge of discussions.

Numerous reports on the November sweeps, which just ended, cited declines this year from what ABC scored last year, when "Millionaire," which began in the summer of 1999, was taking the country by storm.

The All Nippon Airways Company raised its forecast for net profit for the fiscal year just ended, citing an increase in overseas travel and cost cuts.

He resigned 12 days before the '67 season ended, citing the "physical and mental strain" of all that losing and having to await a decision on his future by the Mets' management.

Some Democrats say privately that some of his public statements have created a climate of fear to serve policy ends, citing specifically a news release Mr. McConnell issued Friday night warning of "attacks that are being planned today to inflict mass casualties on the United States".

A review in Moving Pictures Network called it "Schindler's List minus the happy ending", citing a lack of comic relief, creating an inability to connect with the audience.