Sentence examples for had concluded with from inspiring English sources

The afternoon session had concluded with Carter upsetting Atkins, also 3-1.

(Mr. Crump had concluded with "that's why race is involved in this case").

The score gave the Giants a 27-24 victory, and for the second consecutive game, a sloppy Giants effort had concluded with a stirring, improbable rally.

He was still checking the game had concluded with the fourth official as his team fractured into little groups, small huddles of manic celebration.

And then there was the rush of alarming debate on the nuclear deal that the Obama Administration had concluded with Iran.

By the 1930s moderate historians had concluded, with Lloyd George, that no one country was to blame for the war: "We all stumbled into it".

The renewable energet target (RET) review has concluded with largely expected results.

In Britain or the US, such a row would have concluded with a grovelling apology from the director.

"The I.A.E.A. has concluded, with the concurrence of outside experts, that these documents... are in fact not authentic," ElBaradei said.

And isn't it interesting that consecutive N.F.L. seasons have concluded with an important message for coaches on every level?

Four times in the last six years, playoff baseball in New York has concluded with a strikeout by a Met or a Yankee.