Sentence examples for ends from a from inspiring English sources

"It was shocking on both ends, from a personal standpoint and for my family, too," he said.

Nosing about this warren of booths reveals other interesting odds and ends, from a Renaissance bingo set to Roman celestial and terrestrial globes.

For a while, modular fragments swirled in a pleasant haze, but once all the limos had arrived a stronger compositional mechanism took over, moving toward a culminating idea: a pattern of intervals contracting on both ends, from a tenth to an octave to a sixth to a fourth to a second.

Rather, there were heart-rending stories of abuse by the powerful, like the profoundly palsied young man confined to a wheelchair who sold odds and ends from a kiosk under a bridge, and who was ejected, along with his meager goods, when a road-improvement project came through.

However a consequence of the evolution of fully terrestrial/freshwater life histories, as in this Jamaican sesarmid radiation, is that it may restrict crabs to the island they evolved on, rendering them evolutionary dead ends from a global perspective.

A full-length cDNAs of 696 bp of serine-rich protein was cloned from mangrove plant (Rhizophora apiculata) by amplification of cDNA ends from an expressed sequence tag homologous to groundnut (Arachis hypogaea), submitted to NCBI (KF211374).

Jumbo was moved to the parking lot in 1979; it is missing its ends from an attempt to destroy it in 1946 using eight 500 pound bombs.

"I have no idea how this will end from a fiscal point of view," she said.

Every chapter had been given an ending from a different chapter.

He dives in the deep end from a running jump and swims 32 lengths.

A Chapman Jouguet (CJ) detonation is transmitted at the chamber bottom-end from a 3.6-m-long driver tube.