Sentence examples for ends meaning from inspiring English sources

The law was to take effect 90 days after the legislative session ends, meaning by August.

"It shows the hard time we have on both ends," meaning from hip-hop purists and jazz purists.

Its utility will come from having openings at both ends, meaning that pedestrians and some vehicles will be able to pass through from 58th to 59th Street most of the time.

Technical saturation magnetic moment is where virtually it is almost saturating, i.e. where the hysteresis loop ends meaning thereby the divergence ends, and single line of magnetization starts as one progresses in magnetic field.

For most of the country the sun will rise as the eclipse ends, meaning the whole thing won't be totally visible against the brightening sky.

Generally, at 4-fold degenerate sites, C and G show somewhat antisymmetrical patterns, with C avoided at 5′ ends while G, although highly abundant, avoided at 3′ ends, meaning as one approaches the boundary, its usage declines (fig. 6 a and b).

Thursday's lunch break ended, meaning it was time for Mr. Gonzalez and a colleague, Ramiro DeFerrari, to go back up.

The income curve is very steep at the high end, meaning that people just a few tenths of a percentile point above that make much, much more.

Our week came immediately after the school holidays ended, meaning the house and cottages were relatively quiet, with only three families and five infants, counting us, scattered about.

If costs are permanently under control (they appear to be), the global services adventure could yet have a happy ending, meaning rising revenues that actually yield profits.

By spending $250 million a year on organizing, the union's leaders expect to expand membership to three million by decade's end, meaning the S.E.I.U. would represent 20 percent of all unionized workers.