Sentence examples for from that end from inspiring English sources

So the deal makes sense from that end, too.

"Daniel obviously, he's been cleared by his club - there's no issues from that end.

"Our policy was to stay away from that end of the spectrum".

Cut off their stem along with a bit of the fruit from that end and make a slit at the bottom of the figs.

The project is being watched by many oceanographers and climate scientists hungry for fresh data from that end of the earth.

This is, of course, what the SNP wants, even if Nicola Sturgeon definitely didn't say so to the French ambassador, so Labour is quite right not to take advice from that end of the opposition benches.

You either start from that end and progress to this end, or you start from the that end and progress to the other.

We exclude data from marriages that end up in divorce, since our focus is on stable marriages.

Ponder that, and enjoy the superior feeling that comes from knowing verbs that end in 'TH.'.

The strongest evidence comes from place names that end in "-ing", such as Worthing and Angmering.

Marchisio responds with a run from halfway that ends with a shot right at the keeper.