Sentence examples for famous end from inspiring English sources

The mention of Burr flashes us forward to Hamilton's famous end, in Weehawken, New Jersey, on July 11 , 1804

The makers also reprised those famous end credits and the "Who do you think you are kidding Mr Hitler?" theme adds a fitting finale.

Tucked in among the neighbouring tenements, their Campo de Fútbol de Vallecas stadium boasts one famous end that is exactly that: a concrete wall.

Indeed, their universal assumption, hardened since 1989, that there are no alternatives to western-style democracy and capitalism – the famous "end of history" – is precisely what has made us incapable of grasping the political phenomena shaking the world today.

Currie's attitude, that no one's going hungry, no one's starving and it's an insult to suggest otherwise, echoes the attitude of successive governments in the 1980s, exemplified in 1989 by the DHSS secretary of state John Moore in his famous "end of the line for poverty" speech.

Because something always happens in that place where art comes first, and not only did we get a history lesson on the side, but we heard from the great Queen Margaret [Claudette Nevins] on the stage, about how to learn to place an effective curse -- "Forbear to sleep the nights, and fast the days" -- and there was Richard at the famous end, "A horse, a horse!

He once had a mind-blowing duel with the Knicks' Bernard King, and he threw a famous end-game inbounds pass to the hated Celtics' Larry Bird.

The famous ending, a genuine shocker, haunted moviegoers for years.

The movie's famous ending has been celebrated as an assertion of liberty and attacked as a glorification of futility.

The justifiably famous ending has considerable emotion, but neither it nor the film is the bathosfest that Chaplin's detractors might have you believe.

The newly acquired manuscript shows the deletions, revisions and repetitions he made, revealing that at one point he even considered deleting the poem's famous ending.