Sentence examples for had ended though from inspiring English sources

The day had ended, though, on a hopeful note.

Other residents said they were simply glad that Mr. Myers's 24 hours of terror had ended, though with bloodshed.

Even before the Democratic primary had ended, though, Democrats had started revving up efforts to peg McDonnell as a social conservative and embarked on $3 million TV campaign describing him as a candidate who would be unfriendly to working people.

"Our second order of business this morning," he sing-songed when he thought the disruption had ended, though most of the protestors had yet to rise from their seats.

Once that need has ended, though, there is no justification for keeping the records.

Murray's rich run of form seemed to have ended, though, when former Australian Open finalist Baghdatis took the second set.

You can get your ammo back after the battle has ended, though, so don't worry-it's not gone forever.

Street demonstrations seem to have ended, though there is talk of a protest on June 12th to mark the election's anniversary.

Not that there is any guarantee that the job losses have ended, though the labor picture has been stable for several months.

"Obviously, after 12 months you will either have to look for a standalone TV package with a different provider, or pay more to keep Sky TV - given the 25% off discount will have ended, though you could always haggle," he says.

So I think to this whole generation, this idea of sort of worshipping the Founding era as a golden age made it seem as though the time for that kind of work had ended — as though there was a glorious, wonderful creative moment when things could really be done, and now that time is gone.