Sentence examples for end lending from inspiring English sources

Another cow explodes unexpectedly at the book's end, lending the story a peculiar symmetry.

But Republicans said they still do not know what the president will be able to support in the end — lending an air of uncertainty to their bipartisan talks less than two weeks before another government shutdown deadline.

He suggested that divine purpose - not mere partisan politics - could be discerned in the contest's end, lending a universal significance to what might otherwise be a passing and (for him) painful moment.

The series mythology further expands with the addition of the demon-killing Colt handgun near the season's end, lending to the "modern American Western" theme the producers were going for.

In England, where the common plan of a square east end lent itself to the elaboration of the Lady chapel, it was more consistently emphasized, but there was considerable variation in location.

The raid and the threats, which seemed at first to give the stage action meaning, in the end lent it a different message: Don't take yourselves too seriously.

At the time of the switch in 1989, police officials said that the nightstick, which is simply gripped at one end, lent itself to downward blows and could more easily lead to an accidental strike to the head.

Our last analysis on this matter, the % of startups that have raised more than $30m (our proxy for a minimum amount of capital raised for a large-ish exit – more details towards the end) lends further support to this.

Behind it all lurks the spectre of the faceless company whose cost- and job-cutting drives our antiheroes to such desperate ends, lending a sharp socioeconomic edge to the unfolding action.

Despite its emotional intensity, the film is comic, effervescently so, and its magical ending lends wit a metaphysical dimension.

How did such a jerk end up lending his name to such an interesting disease?