Sentence examples for had terminated in from inspiring English sources

Until 1933, M-131 had terminated in Harbor Springs; the highway was extended to the north along Little Traverse Bay and the Lake Michigan shoreline through the community of Good Hart before terminating in Cross Village.

But this path of hope has terminated in cruelty, writes the Pope.

and NPG Music Publishing LLC, has terminated, in writing, any such license that might have existed," the estate wrote in the complaint.

Once the extension has terminated in both directions the number of k-mers visited is written to the output file.

Treatment compliance was indicated by still being in treatment or having terminated in accordance with the treatment staff.

With sufficient level of confidence for ICL as a potential drug target, GlaxoSmithKline (in collaboration with Global TB Alliance) has performed the first ever high-throughput screening (HTS) in 2000 but has terminated in 2005 after screening about 900,000 compounds as the outcome was modestly successful [ 34, 68].

Jay points out that the infamous article about Mosley appeared in April 2008, but Stevens had terminated his contract in October 2007.

Yet most polls find that a majority of Texans believe that abortions should be allowed, at least in certain circumstances, and many were sympathetic when Ms Davis revealed, in a memoir published last month, that she had terminated a pregnancy in the second trimester herself, for medical reasons.

But in a statement issued to the London Stock Exchange, the company said it had "terminated" its interest in a takeover bid and was "no longer considering making an offer".

The charges are the result of a six-year investigation that began in 2004 when Bank of America reported to the S.E.C. that it had terminated numerous accounts held in the name of companies based in the Isle of Man because it could not determine who actually owned the companies.

A study conducted in five different countries among women who had terminated pregnancy revealed that in both restrictive and liberal law settings abortion was viewed as a stigmatized practice [ 27].