Sentence examples for evidently ended from inspiring English sources

The two never met, although there is some record of a correspondence which evidently ended up as jam pot covers, thus lost forever.

Dish had a period of exclusive TV distribution of TheBlaze, but that period has evidently ended, since TheBlaze has cut deals with a number of small cable operators, including Blue Ridge Communications, which has about 170,000 subscribers in Pennsylvania.

This organic process has evidently not ended with his death.

The intimation of mortality is part of New York now: in the sound of jets overhead, in the black headlines of the latest edition.Three-and-a-half years after New York's blackest headlines, the island fantasy is evidently far from ended.

Burton attempts to match it with a new statue/twist ending, evidently derived from Pierre Boulle's novel, which is laughable, anti-climactic, and almost scandalously nonsensical.

Once the epidemic ended, Ross River virus evidently disappeared from the region, possibly because of the lack of suitable marsupial reservoir hosts (7, 8 ).

The other is the evidently dead-end conversation on Twitter and, subsequently, in the media about the association between Tamika Mallory, one of the leaders of the Women's March, and the Nation of Islam leader Louis Farrakhan.

"I was a pain in the neck, and evidently I was acting up," said Mr. Trachte, who ended up on the cover of Child Life Magazine and some Hallmark Christmas cards.

They evidently agreed with her; they held on to the photo and ended up casting her.

I'd intended a homage to the cliffhanger ending, but evidently misjudged the effect, and he needed to be resurrected rapidly and in a cultural no-man's land that reflected his near-death experience.

So the Tories are evidently not committing to ending all encryption-banning rhetorical outbursts in future.