Sentence examples for irrevocable end from inspiring English sources

The decision marked the irrevocable end not just of a local industry but of a way of life for an entire community.

How irrevocable death is, ­inarguable and true.

Whereas "The House of Mirth," a story of irrevocable mistakes, ends with the guttering of the feeble flame of Lily's life, "The Custom of the Country," which is a story of mistakes without lasting consequences for their maker, ends with the cartoonishly pure spectacle of Undine's marrying the soon-to-be richest man in America and still not being satisfied.

But then, who can quite explain the grim appeal of the Tappan Zee for those looking for a swift, irrevocable way to end it all?

It's striking how many British writers seem to feel that some irrevocable loss – the end of history – has happened in their own lifetime.

As these instance show, simple mistakes can end up doing irrevocable damage to the lives of young people.

This trust will become irrevocable upon your death.

Mrs Warren ignored him.In this section The slow death of the death penalty Irrevocable Mass.

Combined with an "irrevocable bid," this meant that a price close to the lower end of the estimate would be paid no matter what.

These two very different explanations for a final and irrevocable division within the human race, where some end up in heaven and others in hell, also reflect profound disagreements over the nature of divine grace.

"It is terminal, final and irrevocable.