Sentence examples for every end of from inspiring English sources

It is the mother of all the islands, geographically speaking, with a length of nearly eight hundred miles, but it is not exempted from the Atlantic tropical storms and hurricanes that sweep in at the end every end of summer, sometimes with devastating effects.

The water is about four feet deep in every end of town, just about.

We are shaped by every language and culture, drawn from every end of this Earth.

"For the long-term success and health of the veterinary practice, we've got to look at every end of it".

They come from every end of China, many of them on ex cursions arranged by com munes, factories or party organ izations.

The bill would cover every end of distribution, from movie makers to cable stations to stores that sell pornographic magazines, and would include strip clubs.

It worked; Kansas won, and in almost every end-of-game situation since, Self has called the same play.

At every end-of-semester concert, Miss Grussner says, one of the boys in her chorus breaks down.

Alfred Hickling's best of 2008 theatre list included - as surely every end-of-year list worth its salt should - a gong for most ludicrously enjoyable line: a moment in Manchester Royal Exchange's version of Philip King's See How They Run.

In every end-of-the-world movie with a global scope (think Independence Day or Mars Attacks!), the doomed cities of the world are denoted by whichever of their indelible tourist attractions is levelled: the Eiffel Tower, Big Ben, the White House, the Empire State building and so on.

And as the Chicagoan MC – who made waves last year with his free mixtape Acid Rap (which was a fixture in nearly every end-of-year list, including ours) – begins his set in a sweltering and packed Forum, it's clear his answer wasn't hot air.