Sentence examples for entry ending from inspiring English sources
Scott's last diary entry, ending in the heartbreaking pencilled lines: "It seems a pity, but I do not think I can write more.
Six weeks after last year's memo, the federal courthouse in Tucson was packed with dozens of first-time offenders facing charges of illegal entry, ending a local policy in place for the last four years of generally limiting prosecution to people who had been caught crossing multiple times.
My diary entry ended with the words "so quiet, peaceful".
Often an entry ends with a date, flatly and portentously intoned.
The entry ends with a shot of Swann retiring to the bathroom nursing an imaginary nosebleed.
The entry ends with the sentence "I ought to write Mary Renault soon".
The entry ends: "Sat in the dark until 2.30am, stressed out".
That entry ends: "But Liz Taylor will be coming out to visit Halston in Montauk soon".
The entry ended: "She doesn't get the tube any more".
The journal entry ends with an existential rumination: Foos is sinking deeper into isolation and despair.
