Sentence examples for end perfectly from inspiring English sources
Here it is shown that an elastic plate/beam, with an end perfectly bonded at its top and bottom surfaces to a rigid constraint, deflects an additional amount due to elastic rotation effects within the support.
A democracy, not so much, but democratical, which is a great — In the eighteenth century they were always adding "ical" on to the end of things, which could end perfectly happily with a "c". [laughs] This is a great eighteenth-century-sounding word, "democratical". A democratical representative government is a good thing, but democracy not.
Her exhilarating moments end perfectly with words from one of the creative signposts that guided her: "Where can it be found again, An elsewhere world, beyond Maps and atlases, Where all is woven into And of itself, like a nest Of crosshatched grass blades?" Seamus Heaney ("Herbal" in Human Chain) Beyond Maps and Atlases, by Bertien van Manen.
"But this was a different task, it took us a while but we came out the other end perfectly".
The caucus was on its feet by the end, perfectly comfortable and not entirely unjustified accepting the retroactive raison d'être.
And to embrace the aspects of our identity that may seem unusual or challenging, but are, in the end, perfectly human.
It didn't end absolutely perfectly for Clarke, who also played in the winning team in 2007, when he was bowled by Matt Henry nine runs short of the target in his 245th and last one-day international.
It ended perfectly and forever.
Moments later, the game ended perfectly for the Knicks.
"It ended perfectly," Barlow said, "and you know what, we can revisit it whenever we want".
