Sentence examples for insisted until the end from inspiring English sources

Even some of those trying to change the laws seemed doubtful of success, despite visible leadership from Russell Simmons, the founder of Def Jam records, who insisted until the end that the laws would be revised.

German Finance Minister Wolfgang Schäuble -- long the creditors' most powerful hardliner -- insisted until the end that Greece be temporarily forced out of the monetary union.

As Britain's chancellor in 1992 Mr Lamont insisted until the bitter end, on Black Wednesday, that the pound would not be devalued and Britain would remain in the European exchange-rate mechanism.

David Lennon, the local's president, said the company had been insisting until near the end on its right to use the machine, but it signed off on a ban as part of the agreement.

She once came while in labor with her younger daughter, Victoria Rose, now 8, and insisted on staying until the end because she was winning.

"That is why people are insisting to continue until the end," he added.

This comes at a time when Iran must grow, and must produce at least 750,000 new jobs each year, to keep pace with its surging population.The United States will not lift sanctions completely, it insists, until Iran ends its support for Islamic militant groups such as Hizbullah, which waged a 18-year resistance against the Israeli occupation of southern Lebanon.

Found guilty of the baby's death, he insisted he was innocent until the end and died in the electric chair in Trenton in 1936.

But he insisted he would wait until the end of the current campaign before deciding his future.

But comedian Fred Macaulay complains about what he calls the "hand fascists" who insist you must wait until the end of the song before joining hands.

Some people insist upon continued care until the end, while others want only to be checked up on.