Sentence examples for had an end from inspiring English sources
Asked then whether the protests had an end date, he simply said, "We'll see what happens".
A prison sentence was better because you at least had an end date.
The Cold War, surprisingly, had an end, and the U.S.-U.S.S.R. rivalry did not produce a nuclear holocaust.
It had an end stage that was around 6 feet (2 metres) high, just under 45 feet (14 metres) wide, and perhaps 35 feet (11 metres) deep.
"I don't think I necessarily had an end goal in mind when I turned down the Pirates' offer," Appel said in a conference call arranged by the Astros.
"He was a strict disciplinarian," Wright wrote, "yet he was able to bend enough because he had an end: he wanted to win football games.
However, the show had an end-of-the-affair feeling to it.
On Wednesday, Messier had an end-of-the-season meeting with the Vancouver Canucks management.
One man, an employee of the Housing Authority, never had an end-of-the-month balance that exceeded $130, prosecutors said.
In the living room, the hindquarters of a classical statue of a horse — or perhaps horses, as there seemed to be many legs — had an end-of-days feel.
The Hump, overlooking the runway at the Santa Monica Airport, where rattling vintage planes and featherweight experimental aircraft take off and land, had an end-of-the-earth romance to it.
