Sentence examples for ending past from inspiring English sources

Late in another N.B.A. finals game ending past the bedtime of Eastern working folk and most school-going children, Paul Pierce contested a last-chance jump shot by Sasha Vujacic, and James Posey hung on to the deflected ball on the baseline as if it were Kevin Garnett.

On Tuesday, I thought Game 1's numbers were down because the game was 3 hours 52 minutes long, ending past midnight Eastern.

The meeting ended past midnight.

Lunch ended past 4, and Valeria took off for other (less frugal) engagements.

Although a national outcry against further austerity measures does exist, it is coupled by an equally vehement demand to end past practices.

Strolling through the West End past tourist clip joints with names like Cool Britannia and Fancy That of London, I looked benignantly on the Eurotrash scattering their worthless currency like confetti.

The Zorn day ended past midnight at UCLA with the composer wailing, like a certain phantom, on the Royce Hall organ.

However, she was critical of how the songs composition builds, writing that instead of starting quietly and building to its "bombast", it starts somewhere between quiet and loud and ends past [sic] its "bombast".

A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z -t ending for past participle: the cakes were burnt, the word was misspelt.

It was the government's goal to end past reliance on the security forces run by local warlords who drew their ranks from clans or tribes.

In the morning, we explored the upper part of the grove, which ends past the Grove Museum at Wawona Point, a three-mile hike from the trailhead.