Because he was afraid that in the end they'd be right?" I end this quotation unwillingly.
Piece ends with quotation from Earl Wilson's column in which he told about meeting Sylvester Stallone at the party.
Overall, 32 pharmacists were involved in either a focus group or individual interview (Table 1): seven following completion of at least one patient's initial consultation ("Early", quotations annotated "FG1"), 18 after completion of the service ("End", quotations annotated "FG2" and "I2"), and seven six months after service completion ("Follow-up", quotations annotated "FG3" and "I3").
With its endless back-and-forth of uncomfortable ideas, and its defiant refusal (right up to the famous double quotations ending) to let on what its own conclusions were, it was and remains a true one-off – a film at once as intense as a city in the grip of a heatwave, and as bracing as the storm that comes after.
The 1748 edition of Clarissa separated speakers with "dashes or new lines", but sometimes placed an opening quotation mark "at the exact point at which a quotation began, with a new 'mark of silence', or closing quotation mark, accompanying it where the quotation ended".
We are informed that when a sentence ends with a quotation American usage always places the terminal punctuation inside the quotation marks, which is not so.
If a quotation ends with an exclamation point or a question mark, place it inside the quotation marks.
VNV Nation's track "Forsaken" from the 1998 album Praise the Fallen ends with the quotation from Eckhart, while "Devils" from IVardensphere's 2011 album APOK begins with the same quotation; a sample of Jacob's yell "Stop it, you're killing me!" is used in the song "Next in Line" in Nevermore's 1996 album The Politics of Ecstasy.
ESPN's quotation ended there, but no doubt the sentences kept coming.
It starts with a long chunk of Homer and ends with a quotation from Paul Valéry.
