Sentence examples for essentially the end from inspiring English sources

This was essentially the end of the Japanese Navy.

"The closing of the viral channels was essentially the end of the gold rush," says game designer Will Luton.

That was essentially the end of the real danger, even if Gasquet kept running and working intermittent wonders with his gorgeous one-handed backhand.

This is end-of-the-road music: not the end of his life, but essentially the end of his long run of musical innovation.

But while that deadline was essentially the end of the matter for Secretary of State Katherine Harris, whose refusal to accept later-filed results of manual recounts was the subject of the appeal, it was only the beginning for the State Supreme Court.

"All of these things are essentially the end points for cloud information services," adds Mr Evans.

The concert essentially marks the end of the film and of the original version of the band.

In recent years, a large fourth-quarter lead against Notre Dame would essentially mean the end of the game.

He undertook a few climbs at lower altitude in later years, but this essentially marked the end of his serious mountaineering.

Every time in the movie that the question comes up, Newman understands that essentially, in the end, the Jews will have to stand alone".

Their secondary has essentially declared the end zone a no-fly area, allowing six scores through the air, an N.F.L. record low for a 16-game season.