Sentence examples for getting to a conclusion from inspiring English sources

"I've answered all these questions at length, and obviously we have cooperated fully, take it very seriously, wish it were getting to a conclusion quickly, so we could move on," the governor said when asked if he had hired a personal lawyer.

"Whether it gets to a conclusion is something else.

"You cannot get to a conclusion without starting with the premise.

"We want this to get moving as quickly as possible, to get to a conclusion as quickly as possible.

"We finished, got to a conclusion, said, 'O.K., now let's announce it,'" Mr. Spitzer recalled in a recent interview.

"At some point, if it's something that would help us get to a conclusion and something I felt is warranted, I would," Goodell said.

Or, if you think about encouraging curiosity in a meeting, then the meeting is going to take three hours rather than one hour because we're not going to get to a conclusion.

"We hope that that's all that is necessary to get them bargaining in a way that we can get to a conclusion," the union's president, Rod Hiebert, told reporters in Vancouver, where the results of the strike vote were announced.

To get to a conclusion, one needs to have a profound sense of history and to have traveled the globe.

She told the BBC that both presidents were "trying to get to a conclusion" but that international approval would be the key to any deal.

"It was long and drawn out, but it got to a conclusion and he's signed with Kilmarnock until the end of the season.