Sentence examples for final three words from inspiring English sources

And, a bit later, Mr. Maxwell's final three words: "Undivided.

The government took the position that it stopped somewhere short of the crucial final three words — "of another person".

"Failure to comply with all of the following will result in no more coaching," Nicki, 21, wrote, underlining the final three words for emphasis.

"This generation of Americans," F.D.R. told the 1936 Democratic convention, "has a rendezvous with destiny," the final three words later evoked by both Lyndon Johnson and Ronald Reagan.

And when a microphone malfunctioned as Ann Marie Maloney was finishing the national anthem, the crowd belted out the final three words -- "Of the Brave!" -- as one.

Anders remembers being strangely roused, elated, by those final two words, their unexpectedness and their music.

Walsh will be in a pack, trying to secure those final two words on a contract next July.

The historian Daniel Boorstin once complained to me about the Smithsonian Institution's decision in 1980 to delete the final two words from the name of its Museum of History and Technology.

The album also includes the original version sung by Ms. Panettiere, at the end, under the name "Telescope (Radio Mix)," those final two words like a graffitied-on insult.

Sherman-Palladino, who left the series before its final season, has always known the ending of Gilmore Girls, saying that she has aimed for a pre-planned final four words.

"It is a disgrace that you would try to saddle yourself to the pain and anxiety those people suffered for us," Justice McLaughlin said, loudly emphasizing the final two words.