Sentence examples for has completely ended from inspiring English sources

Leave after the mass has completely ended, not after communion.

It was unclear whether fighting had completely ended by nightfall, with varying accounts from officials.

Others said that it was unrealistic to expect a complete end to violence and that Mr. Sharon had made a mistake by refusing to begin political discussions of the Mitchell report until the incidents had completely ended.

More than 5,000 communities in Senegal have abandoned the practice, and if this continues, by 2015 my country might be the first in Africa to have completely ended it.

In CBATs representing the period after emissions have completely ended, there is a rapid increase in body burden with age because the contaminated population is older and exposure is relatively low in younger members of the population.

"It would be highly desirable to have completely, totally ended any ability on their ability to communicate," Mr. Rumsfeld said on NBC's "Meet the Press".

"That was the point at which we all got separate acting agents and thought 'Right, this thing we've been doing for 10 years isn't going to last for ever and we need to look at doing other stuff', but it's been completely coincidental that we've all ended up on stage at the same time," Pemberton told the Guardian.

But the violence has not completely ended.

Despite the years, the secrecy suggested by Mr. Landau's offer to "sanitize" the truth has not completely ended.

It was the beginning of a journey that nearly killed Dr. Yu and still has not completely ended, caused by a virus that attacked so many organs that his body just barely coped with the onslaught.

So why not hang around with that guy?" Another longtime McCain adviser suggested, on condition of anonymity in a sign that the new alliance had not completely ended all one-upmanship, that Mr. Bush's embrace had effectively empowered Mr. McCain to keep speaking out.