Sentence examples for ends that is from inspiring English sources

At both ends, that is to say, architecture is a medium of consciousness.

There is ice with dimpled ends that is ideal for chewing.

"But I don't think it's good for them" — the contestants, not the rear ends, that is — "to be mired in drama 100 percent of the time".

In his interpretations and arrangements Mr. Carpenter shows consummate sensitivity to a work's and composer's style and character but a way of achieving his ends that is all his own.

Without missing a beat, Ford makes this argument the centerpiece of a spirited defense of affirmative action, emblematic of the "clash of ends" that is the fourth source of race-card play.

This produces a milled log look-alike, complete with saddle-notch ends, that is close to indistinguishable, once installed, from the walls of actual milled log homes (milled logs are cut to be uniform, unlike the varying logs used in most log homes).

It is an ending that is a success".

The soundbar is long, with ends that are slightly tapered.

"In the end, that is my vote," Mr. Addabbo said.

It is the anterior end that is buried.

Because at the end, that is all that really matters.