Sentence examples for ended unfortunately from inspiring English sources

The sequence, which ended, unfortunately, with a miss from Snell, reminded me that our current basketball dispensation that of Antetokounmpo and his fellow so-called unicorns, limber, multifaceted big men such as Karl-Anthony Towns, Kristaps Porzingis, and Ben Simmons depends as much on imagination as on generational advances in athleticism or skill.

In spite of the impressive accumulated evidence regarding the effectiveness of Care Groups as a community-based intervention delivery system, the projects employing this system have all ended, unfortunately, once external donor support ended.

(A trip to DBGB, which we thought would strike the right balance, ended, quite unfortunately, in a nearby pizzeria).

Viewers originally criticised Dale for his emotionless performance on the show, but that ended last week ("unfortunately") when he welled-up after cooking a disappointing meal for Marcus Wareing.

The Brooklyn players labored admirably but palpably over these nightmares of counting and sight reading, and they ended up, unfortunately, returning Nancarrow to the point from which he had originally escaped.

Then again, I was just an ordinary, card-carrying union member, not one of the big shots who ended up, unfortunately, giving unions a bad name.

I got there but I just didn't have enough at the end unfortunately.

But he immediately revved his engine high again with "Bogota," a glorious stomper that he didn't see through to the end, unfortunately.

"He got the decision in the end, unfortunately.

This is a powerful film that ends, unfortunately, and surprisingly, very weak.

There are a few older-looking images scattered throughout with citations at the end; unfortunately, these are muddled without proper identification.