Sentence examples for ends his article from inspiring English sources

Dexter Filkins (Oct . 7 ends his article saying that Kanan Makiya is helping to plan the new American University of Iraq, a $120 million project.

In case anyone should miss his intentions, he ends his article by finding it amusing to repeat The Sun headline "Gotcha" from 1982, which speaks volumes about his particular sense of humour and his political and cultural frames of reference.

To the Editor: Jon Pareles ends his article on "radical" rap [ " 'Radical' Rap: Of Pride and Prejudice," Dec. 16 ] with startling praise for its activism, its commitment and its drive to teach.

To the Editor: Joshua Hammer ends his article on Namibia ("Living Reminders of Africa's Colonial Past," June 15), past and present, by noting that the "Waterberg tragedy remains a source of bitter controversy.

Anderson ends his article with his reflections on why games like Angry Birds and Drop7 are so alluring: Ultimately, I realized, these games are also about a more subtle and mysterious form of wall-building: the internal walls we build to compartmentalize our time, our attention, our lives.

Easton ends his article on an emotional note.

WHO is the last person this reporter quotes, and WHY do you think he ended his article that way?

Smith ended his article by writing, "I hope this can be a wake-up call to the board of directors".

Grafton ended his article optimistically, with the belief that these streams of data, rich as they are, will illuminate, rather than eliminate, books and prints and manuscripts that only the library can put in front of you.

Just as Democrats were willing to swallow any indignity even welfare reform in order to foil "the vast right-wing conspiracy" arrayed against Mr Clinton, Mr Bush's supporters will be willing to tolerate any heresy to defeat Ms Garofalo, Mr Rall et al.Mr Chait ended his article on "The Case for Bush-Hatred" with a sigh of relief: "There.

He ended his article with the words: Early press coverage was "mixed", generally a combination of "embarrassment and puzzlement".