Sentence examples for further ending from inspiring English sources

While the shutdown of Beromünster leaves only one AM transmitter in Switzerland, serving French-speaking parts of the country, several other European countries have gone further, ending AM broadcasting entirely.

Secondly, because I think I succeeded in what I was trying to do: take the traditional Bildungsroman a stage further, ending not with the young protagonist gazing Balzacianly down on the city where he is to seek and perhaps make his fortune, but continuing on until a kind of defeat (if an ambiguous one) is reached.

The DCLG told the BBC it was also considering measures "that would go even further", ending the "perverse incentive for councils not to act when travellers set up unauthorised sites".

Kelly rejected that, which Kidd took as a personal insult, and Donen went further, ending his collaboration with Kelly for the rest of their lives.

The category "further ends" is also inadequate for defining PM as the terms listed here are either too broad or too narrow.

Other venture firms are at further ends of the spectrum.

In other words, India and China will make use of each other to further ends elsewhere.

Aristotle calls this friendship "perfected" or "completed" because its goal lies wholly within the relationship itself, and does not treat it as merely instrumental for some other or further end.

The family were having a picnic close to a brook and Ricky moved his food to the further end of the table so there was distance between him and the water.

Not all intentional actions are performed with a further end.

This means that with further end eccentricity the column will drop its normal capacity significantly.