Sentence examples for ended in time from inspiring English sources

The sessions were boisterous, enthusiastic and contentious; they ended in time to allow the audience to go on to the lectures at the more staid Royal Institute.

The relentless rains ended in time for the first pitch, but for the Yankees, the outlook did not brighten, as they were defeated by the Orioles, 5-4, in 10 innings.

While more empty coffee cups piled up in the lobby, Zarif, Kerry, and Catherine Ashton, the European Union's High Representative for Foreign Affairs, went into a trilateral meeting — which lasted almost five hours and ended in time for the delegations to catch some sleep before resuming negotiations Saturday morning.

On appeal, the federation agreed that Prusis had failed the drug test through no fault of his own and it delivered a suspension that would have ended in time for him to compete at the Salt Lake Games, which open Friday.

This part of the story could have been written not by Lawrence but by Margaret Drabble, and it ended in time-honored fashion in the spring of 1962 with Ted, who may or may not have been unfaithful before, embarking on a full-blown, public affair with Assia Wevill, a married friend of theirs.

A walk on the boardwalk and boulevards of Coney Island, ending in time for the Mermaid Parade.

Christian sensibilities are accounted for, and the game should end in time for Jewish fans to get to Seders that evening, the start of Passover.

The rain was expected to end by 6 p.m., allowing the game to be played under acceptable conditions at 8 — and enabling it to end in time for NBC's "Saturday Night Live" telecast at 11 30.

Several of the series in this bloc, including the singing show "Nashville Star" and a new round of "American Gladiators," will end in time for the Olympics in August.

With a fog bank off the coast of Lake Michigan threatening to creep ashore to enshroud the golf course again Friday morning, who knows whether the first round will end in time to get the second round finished?

The best thing to do, she has told them, is to lay her on a flat surface and make sure she is breathing; the seizure will end in time.