Sentence examples for instance at the end from inspiring English sources

For instance, at the end of stanza two, thorns make an unexpected appearance in connection with forgiveness.

Sometimes — for instance at the end of the opening section, when I write about the interior décor of that era — I pull back for a long view.

For instance, at the end of a gig I often have a glass of water on stage and if I drink too long, the crowd starts cheering.

For instance, at the end of the 10 p.m. news on WPIX on Wednesday, the anchor Jodi Applegate added with a smile, "A special thanks to all the Cablevision Fox viewers tuning in tonight.

For instance, at the end of [the newly released] The Lone Ranger, which is an underrated film I think, there's a lovely shot of Johnny Depp as Tonto as an old man looking out over Monument Valley.

Second, private prisons tend to have fewer frontline staff: so, for instance, at the end of 2012 Altcourse, run by G4S, had 315 staff to manage 1,200 male prisoners.

Chase Stuart, writing for his site, FootballPerspective, examined the two instances at the end of each half in which Fox declined to pursue a score.

Links to the presentations can be placed anywhere on the Web, pasted into a MySpace page, for instance, or at the end of e-mail messages.

Stanley Kubrick's Lolita, for instance, starts at the end of Vladimir Nabokov's novel, does away with the narration, and makes a subtle character very prominent.

Of course, Jones was hampered by the intensely irritating nature of the production, with its heralded choreographed gestures and symbolic moments — Laura emerges through a slit in the back of a sofa, for instance, and, at the end, dives back through.

De Giuli's eureka moment, in this instance, came at the end of an evening session.