Sentence examples for had concluded at from inspiring English sources

Gillon loved gossip and, after business had concluded at the lunch table, the stories would flow.

James Hansen of NASA already had concluded at that time that the heat-trapping property of humanity's gigaton-scale emissions of carbon dioxide was swamping the slight flux in incoming solar energy from periodic changes in Earth's orientation relative to the Sun.

A day later, I had to come home from Fenway Park to take care of another post-season cold and recover from the five-hour, twelve-inning Game Four, which had concluded at one-twenty in the morning with a two-run walk-off home run smacked by, who else, David Ortiz.

Mrs. Clinton's advisers said that they did not think she could win there but that they had concluded at this point they could not afford to leave any delegates on the table or allow Mr. Obama to run up another big margin of victory in the popular vote.

A1 David Kay, who led the American effort to find banned weapons in Iraq, said after stepping down from his post that he had concluded at the start of the war that Iraq did not have stockpiles of chemical and biological weapons.

Speaking shortly after she was freed, her grandmother, Deborah Knight, said that, based on advice from police and social workers, family members had concluded at the time that Michelle had probably left of her own accord because she was angry that her son had been removed from her custody.

"We have concluded at this time that we do not want to be part of the network," said Simon Kilby, GNM's advertising manager.

The marquee bout has concluded at the Bernard B. Jacobs Theater, where Yasmina Reza's Tony-winning play "God of Carnage" has been drawing sold-out audiences since opening in the spring.

Whatever the literal truth of her slighting remark, I must have concluded at a vulnerable age that I owed my existence more to a shore dinner than to my dear father.

Given that the first syllable of Gandalf could be interpreted as "wand," Shippey writes, Tolkien "seems to have concluded at some point that 'Gandalfr' meant 'staff-elf,' and that this must be a name for a wizard".

Over the last year and a half, refinancing to lower interest rates and to withdraw equity out of one's home has supported consumer spending, which has helped pull the economy out of the recession that is now thought to have concluded at the end of 2001.