Sentence examples for ends at this point from inspiring English sources

The story ends at this point, so the reader rarely has to cope with the messy procedures of evidence-gathering, trial and punishment.

For Lynn Barber in the Sunday Times, "the childhood he describes in this haunting memoir sounds almost Dickensian – the constant gnawing hunger, the slop bucket in the bedroom … The book ends at this point so we learn nothing of his later career in politics … but we know enough to wish that all politicians could be like Alan Johnson.

US-169 ends at this point, and tolls resume on the Creek Turnpike to the west of the interchange.

"We are still getting new cases reported, and do not believe that it has ended at this point," he said.

Relations between Tintoretto and Aretino did not come to an end at this point, even though one of Aretino's letters contains hints of dissension.

(Your reviewer confesses to sneaking a look at the end at this point, checking for the sentence "It had all been a dream").

His part in the story could have ended at this point, given way to a broader discussion of inequality in Australia – persistently increasing over the past decade – or of the limits of tax and welfare systems in a straitened economic environment.

He told them: "Here is the stuff of which fairytales are made... but fairytales usually end at this point with the simple phrase: 'They lived happily ever after.' This may be because fairy stories regard marriage as an anticlimax after the romance of courtship".

I think we all know the Pre series is a dead end at this point, which isn't a pleasant thing to admit, but it's true.

If one's account of the value of knowledge ended at this point, one would thus be offering a non-revisionary response to the Meno problem while simultaneously offering a revisionary response to the secondary value problem.

To this end, at this point, in light of your suit against the Company, we believe it would be best, and hereby request, that Benchmark remove its representative from the Company's Board and move promptly to divest itself of enough shares in the Company so as to cease to have Board appointment rights.