Sentence examples for has indeed ended from inspiring English sources

Not quite: Labour's three-seat gain has indeed ended the Lib Dems' majority, but no party has control.

The levels the American military will maintain still represent a formidable force here, and while most combat has indeed ended, troops will still take part in what it calls counterinsurgency.

Most Early Pregnancy Units (EPUs), where miscarrying women are seen, are closed at weekends, and women talk of agonising waits for scans to confirm whether a pregnancy has indeed ended.

This could be because Apple is currently highlighting Safari's new features in Mountain Lion (which pre-installs Safari 6), or because Apple has indeed ended development of Safari for Windows.

But let's assume that winter has, indeed, ended.

In my imagination, all has indeed ended well for them in Wilkes-Barre.

Many more have indeed ended up on private property, and the bike redistribution team will be knocking on doors themselves to clear up "misunderstandings".

So now that the Chicago Bulls have indeed ended the streak, which began with an unremarkable 100-85 win over Toronto in February, it's time for second-guessing.

He apparently draped me over the back seat of his motorcycle — I was unconscious — buckled me down, and drove me to Marienbad, where for the panzer gunner the war had indeed ended.

While the judge agreed that the horses had indeed ended up in a Canadian slaughter plant, he believed there wasn't enough proof that Brown had purchased the horses in California.

However although the main Democracy campaign had indeed ended, repercussions continued in the strip for years afterwards.