Sentence examples for end of disappointment from inspiring English sources

It's not hard to sympathize with someone who, reaching a dead end of disappointment, says, To hell with everyone.

Same ending of disappointment.

Yet it is Europe, where the Merkel brand has been pre-eminent for so long, which may prove her biggest end-of-career disappointment.

"Tonight is the beginning of the end of the disappointment of the Obama years, and the start of a new and better chapter that we will write together".

Making it clear that he intends to campaign vigorously against President Obama, Mr. Romney said: "Tonight is the start of a new campaign" and then added: "Tonight is the beginning of the end of the disappointment of the Obama years".

Hopefully, you aren't one of those who will be on the receiving end of such disappointment.

Initially it will be a blow, coming hard on the heels of those end of season disappointments - but Rodgers and owners Fenway Sports Group have a key factor in their favour.

It is difficult to believe that this brilliant generation of Germans will not be World or European champions, putting an end to years of disappointment.

In the end, the twinge of disappointment that Saturday's Emirates Cup crowd wouldn't get the privilege of witnessing Petr Cech's first home appearance (he will be in Sunday's selection) was comprehensively swept away.

He continued to work regularly (though seldom at the height of his talent) through the early '60s, when he put an end to decades of disappointment by hanging himself in a hotel room.

The 27-year-old ended a year of disappointment by placing 14th at the World Championships  and missing out on Olympic qualification.