Sentence examples for ends it seems from inspiring English sources

The Puppies have not gone away, but as the year ends, it seems their influence is waning.

In any case, as the premiere ends, it seems as if future installments might shift from focusing on Mr. Stafford's survival adaptations to focusing on his mental state, which would probably make this series a lot less watchable.

That honking, it never ends, it seems obligatory, people honk to say "hi!" – David East End Avenue between 89th and 90th Streets, Upper East Side, Manhattan Bell Boulevard between 75th and 77th Avenues, Oakland Gardens, Queens I can say without hesitation that I am very, very happy to live where I do.

As historian Dale Andrade wrote, "No matter how the war in Iraq ends, it seems likely that it will soon replace Vietnam as the military's new touchstone for lessons learned".

When the power is used for moral ends, it seems to be the power of belief and devoutness in the face of unbelief and evil.

Under the standard definition of terrorism — violent means for political ends — it seems Operation Gomorrah, the Royal Air Force's weeklong raid on Hamburg, would indeed qualify.

Until its revelatory ending it seems like two not-very-connected Twilight Zone stories.

Even if the fighting has ended, it seems likely that violence could flare up again, analysts said.

Once the festival ends at midnight, thousands of after parties start and never really end, it seems.

He won that game, and after it ended, it seemed as if Berdych belonged.

But by the time the game ended, it seemed as if he had aged another year.