Sentence examples for end reflected from inspiring English sources

The end reflected all that had gone before.

Kaun, a 6-foot-11 senior from Russia who was watching from the bench when Richards took his shot at the end, reflected on the slow-motion quality of the scene.

"Old Europe is at the beginning of the end," reflected the ultraconservative Metternich as he was beset by revolutions, "but New Europe however has not yet even begun its existence, and between the End and the Beginning, there will be Chaos".

The PhD was perceived as a difficult and stressful journey, but those nearing the end reflected positively on it as a life changing experience in which they had developed key professional and personal skills.

And The World's End reflects this, with a larger cast of central characters: Martin Freeman, Paddy Considine and Eddie Marsan making up the fivesome.

In the end, reflecting on their experience, Joyce says she'd like to be able to say the family will change.

But in television, some shows barely get to begin and other shows never seem to end, reflecting the whims of executives and the tug of the Nielsen ratings.

His circumlocution around the bulb's eventual, inevitable end reflects the reverence in which it is held by Livermoreans and its more far-flung fans, who keep vigil over the light online.

Falling rents at the high end reflect the overall trend among landlords across the board.

(The difference on the low end reflects "advertiser demand and preference towards iOS," Velti says.) Weather apps had the highest eCPM ($1.24), followed by education ($1.17) and lifestyle ($0.89).

As a further reference to the sentiment regarding friendship expressed in "Isn't It a Pity", the middle section of "The Answer's at the End" reflects the influence of Nina Simone's 1972 cover of that earlier song.