Sentence examples for its final words from inspiring English sources

For instance, "The Portrait of a Lady" has its own ideas about the future of Isabel Osmond; I had forgotten this, too, but in its final words, it cautiously hints at a happy future for Isabel — the sunlight of a parting, to invert the similarly guarded happy ending of "Great Expectations".

And, in its final words, to its final audience, wrote: "All will be well".

Its final words ("Spread those strong wings of yours. Fly") brought the wrong kind of lump to my throat.

I stood up and unzipped then yanked off the dress in which I had delivered the valedictory address with its final words of Latin.

Despite my initial difficulties with "Under the Volcano," I felt more sadness than relief when I read its final words; I felt myself wishing for a few more of those long Lowry sentences.

(RNS) Harper Lee's "new" book "Go Set a Watchman" is infused with religious life and Christian moral argument, from its title to its final words.

It was far and away the wildest piece of music heard here this week, leaving a listener with the sense that it should have been the festival's starting point, not its final word.

But he left out one: that for "sea," its final word.

Its final word, "frightening," tells playgoers all they need know about the author's point of view.

One poster leaves a sentence dangling without its final word, like a train stalled before a station.

The ruling now goes to an appellate body of seven judges within the W.T.O. that is expected to give its final word in late November or early December.