Sentence examples for later concluding from inspiring English sources

A federal appeals court overturned the sentence, but not the conviction, three years later, concluding that the closing arguments by one of the prosecutors, Jack Smith, had violated Mr. Wilson's constitutional rights to stand trial and refuse to testify.

Hers was the perfect image to set Cruise's in relief: "You complete me," he tells her later, concluding a long, macho-florid monologue in which he nobly cops to a litany of emotional weaknesses.

A Jefferson Parish sheriff's detective investigated, but closed the file three months later, concluding there was no crime.

He gave the episode a score of eight out of ten, later concluding that it featured "one of the show's most tragic love stories".

During the film's limited release in the United States, it grossed $1,412 and opened 76th at the box office in its opening weekend, later concluding its run with a total gross of $80,678.

But as VICE revealed Monday, Victoria Police analysed the suspect drugs a week later, concluding they contained "a cocktail of illicit substances, including 4-Fluoroamphetamine (4-FA) and 25C-NBOMe".

I quit a few months later after concluding that the effort was futile.

(He later concluded, "I got it wrong".

It had been a mistaken investment, von Braun later concluded.

"There is no guru," Lennon reportedly later concluded.

Stewards later concluded Santos was holding only his whip.