Sentence examples for indeed ends from inspiring English sources
So the government indeed ends up financing itself by printing money, getting the private sector to accept pieces of green paper in return for goods and services.
Since Simon can hardly bring himself to order a grilled cheese sandwich, it is not surprising he can't sell a single fan and indeed ends up giving away his sample case.
If WPP indeed ends up owning Cordiant, the added revenue might lift WPP enough to almost match or even tie the current No. 2 on the list of largest agency companies, the Interpublic Group of Companies.
Simms, indeed, ends with the hope that the European Union will become a "more cohesive international actor, particularly in the military sphere", with a single fiscal-military state built on unitary democratic institutions and a unified European army "with a monopoly on external force projection", as he put it in a recent article in this newspaper.
So it remains to be seen whether Town indeed ends up at USC.
In these essays, Grybauskas argues, Tolkien talks about concepts of balance and opposition, and indeed ends the essay on translation with a synecdoche, a "structural vision of the whole capable of being glimpsed in the smallest part" in the passage (quoted above) where Tolkien talks about the "two great blocks, A + B".
On Tuesday, the game indeed ended on a broken bat.
Inadvertently, the Turkish people may indeed end up with chaos.
The world does indeed end, and not with a whimper but a bang.
Some might, indeed, end up happier and healthier, especially overcrowded families given more space.
