Sentence examples for eventually meets its end from inspiring English sources

(Now you see how good he must've been!) I won't let on about whether his time as a high-flying charmer eventually meets its end, but what I will say is that you're sure to not want to meet the end of this book.

But will teixobactin, like so many promising agents before it, eventually meet its match in a resistant strain?

Rain is normally mildly acidic and will eventually dissolve bones in the ground, but this mastodon met its end in an auspicious spot.

Celtic has already met its end.

NASA's Cassini spacecraft met its end on 15 September.

There was "The Manchurian Candidate" (brainwashers); Wo Fat, of "Hawaii Five-O" (general turned super-criminal); and Julius No, in James Bond's "Dr. No" (the "unwanted child of a German missionary and a Chinese girl" who eventually meets his end when he is buried under a giant pile of guano).

(Spoiler alert... Carlito eventually meets his end as well, sold out by an accomplice thinking about his own future).

Barely two months earlier, he survived an almost identical ambush on the Alchevsk-Luhansk highway just outside the village of Mikhailovka – almost the same spot where he would eventually meet his end.

The glorious culmination of the Pablo Escobar Tour was Pablo's old house or a hideout, really where he lived with his brother in his final months, stored cash and vehicles, and eventually met his bloody end.

The purpose of this practice is to not only build compassion but come to terms with realisation that the individual or people who have caused harm will eventually meet the other end of their actions.

This superiority trial did not meet its primary end point as well as any other secondary end point of efficacy.