Sentence examples for ends fear from inspiring English sources

One rhyme pair, "casuarinas" (referring to the cassowary tree) and "marinas," appeared originally in a haunting paean to the poet's ability to harmonize with nature in Walcott's 1997 book "The Bounty," and here recurs in a meditation on mortality that ends: "fear melts / before daylight's beauty, despite all that coughing".

Some are hoping that Ginsburg, 81, will resign before Obama's term ends – fearing that a Republican will be president when Ginsburg dies.

The deal ends fears that Salford could be forced into administration.

NFL owners and players have agreed a new deal which ends fears of a strike blighting the coming season.

For example, if their menstrual period coincided with school days, they might not come to school until the cycle ends fears of mistreatment of others (particularly male) students.

The whole point of overthrowing Mubarak was that we had ended fear.

It may mean ending fear of domestic violence or chronic hunger.

In the end, fear of imminent collapse, as opposed to the slow death of their economy and society, appeared to drive a majority of Greeks to New Democracy.

Fear of being thought to legitimize talk of a "Jewish conspiracy"; fear of being thought anti-Israel; and thus, in the end, fear of licensing the expression of anti-Semitism.

It may be, in the end, fear above all other emotions that moves us to want to kidnap and keep them so close by, living emissaries of a primal world and self that we've long left behind.

"So ending fear of developing weapons of mass destruction is not going to be the end of the troubles we're having with Iran".