Sentence examples for fruitful ends from inspiring English sources
But he, at least, understands that the right immigration solution is one that doesn't reward illegality but channels immigrant energy and aspirations to fruitful ends.
(Heck, there are even things worth knowing that we can't personally act on, like what's up with Mars). It follows then that if I know that the most popular women on online dating sites are Asian, 25-and-a-half-year-old, thrice-weekly drinkers, and I am very fair, Jewish, 24-year-old with erratic drinking habits, I can use this enlightenment to fruitful ends, right?
But the partnership, though somewhat fruitful, ended in late November, she said.
He went on: "We are currently in active discussion which I think will come to a fruitful end to get the French to allow us to pass some of this information to the Serious Fraud Office and other prosecuting authorities to address the concern… about the potential or alleged role of banks in this affair".
Wulf propels the drama forward even after Humboldt's long and fruitful life has ended.
But President Bush said today that he saw no immediate hope for "fruitful negotiations" to end the 26-day-old Persian Gulf standoff.
The fruitful songwriting collaboration ended when Ross died at 29 of a lung ailment in 1955; Adler said he never recovered from the loss.
Maupassant's stories are so cinematically fruitful because their loose ends invite adaptation and render even methodically faithful adaptations overtly interpretive.
St . Marys recent decision to end this fruitful relationship gravely concerns me.
Mingus was convicted of third-degree assault (his sentence was suspended), and a fruitful collaboration was seemingly ended forever.
