Sentence examples for end in more from inspiring English sources
"This Is the End" — in more ways than one.
The current round of protests may well end in more talks, and more broken promises.
I just hope the ill-advised interview doesn't end in more needless deaths on either side.
The series then seemed destined to end in more meteorological woe for England.
Two turnarounds began, even if one will end in more tears on Sunday.
Ian Kershaw's latest book is called The End – and it's the end in more than one sense.
However, few political careers have ended in more comprehensive failure.
Yesterday, the dispute ended in more or less a draw.
Their efforts are also limited: On March 13, two nights after the march for Mr. Gray, a rally ended in more than 40 arrests, despite the clergy's presence.
One trophy in nine years, one top-four place in six seasons, one season that ended in more than 63 points since 2009, one decent summer transfer window since 2006.
In France, unions brought over 1m people onto the streets for a one-day strike, and a riot in Latvia over economic policy ended in more than 100 arrests.
