Sentence examples for it ends so from inspiring English sources

To those who already know where the tale winds up, we plead, "Don't tell me how it ends!" So one must wonder why more people don't do endings better.

It ends: "So I count my blessings when I step up to sing / Cause there are so many people who would give anything / To do what I do".

"It ends so late!" Sébastien Parsons, a muscular graphic designer, said that he and his wife, Iris Wang, an e-mail marketer, live in a one-bedroom in Elmhurst.

To go into much more detail here would enter spoiler territory, but suffice to say that rereading it as an adult, I find Fire and Hemlock more hopeful still because it ends so inconclusively, opening onto a precarious future in which monsters must be faced together, rather than closing on fairytale bliss.

Obama was against how this Iraq war started, but he is going to be held responsible for how it ends, so why don't all our allies now offer whatever they can — money, police, aid workers, troops, diplomatic support — to increase the odds of a decent end in Iraq?

And I know that it brings people solace sometimes, but think it does more harm than good: people use it to deny gay rights here in the US, it fuels so much oppression and war throughout the world, it ends so many more conversations than it starts.

And, with the exception of cotton farmers — "Who always get the best deal," Mr. Faber said — it ends so-called direct payments to farmers who don't grow anything.

"It kind of surprised me that it ended so quietly.

"It ended so painfully for us," Inglis sighs.

"I want to see it ended, so that straight couples like Tom and Katherine can have the option of a civil partnership.

Now the talk will begin again, appropriately right here in the desert where it ended so abruptly last year.