Sentence examples for is really ending from inspiring English sources

"Our way of life is really ending theirs," he says.

The ad inventory that is then sold on behalf of these imitation websites is snapped up on behalf of brands, all of whom remain blissfully unaware of where their content is really ending up.

"It's important to have a dialogue on this, but it's also important that the dialogue be a means to an end, and the end is really ending these practices," Under Secretary of State for Economic Affairs Robert Hormats, who spoke at the forum, told Reuters in an interview.

Britain's prime minister, Gordon Brown, is among those who fear the results will be bad.But is globalisation really ending?

The end of this school year is really the end.

It's a curious end to the company, if this is really the end.

I just thought, wow, that is really the end of an era".

WALT: The pivotal moment is really the end of the Cold War and the beginning of the unipolar era.

But at least for now Durov is saying this is really the end.

"It's like, jeez, this is really the end?

It's incremental work, so there is really no end to it.