Sentence examples for latest end from inspiring English sources

"It's definite — the latest end for the last three nuclear plants is 2022," said Norbert Röttgen, the environment minister.

"We have indicated to Air India that they will have to be ready to join, by latest, end of July," said Markus Ruediger, media relations director at Star Alliance.

While all three of Doyle's photo books are beautifully designed, with distinctive covers that eschew photography for text, graphic design and drawings, the latest, End, is the most elaborate.

The latest end for the last three nuclear power plants is 2022.

If the athletes have several types of training-practice schedules, the earliest start and latest end times were adopted as representative.

"I could only find two recordings of her when she was 33, which is at the latest end of the spectrum I played her and she had quite a high vocal register and hardly ever breathed in, so I really had to train my lungs up and focus on my breathing". But the young actress is not one to baulk at the trials of getting a part just right, as she admits: "I like parts that require a big transformation.

Our history is what makes us who we are, which is why I spoke out against Walmart's JetBlack initiative in July, have been critical of the expanded assortment move numerous times over the past year, and now even applaud Black Diamond for being the first to say "no" to Walmart's latest end-and-around.

The latest end-of-year figures show some 435,000 sq ft of office space rented during the course of 2016 - up 36percentnt based on a five-year average.

Case subjects were selected among women who developed breast cancer after their recruitment into the EPIC study, and before the end of the study period, for each study centre defined by the latest end-date of follow-up.

The earliest and latest ends of grass pollen season were 7th June and 27th August, respectively.

The second Magnificat, by John Dunstable, is from the late end of the medieval English repertory and represents an enormous leap forward: namely, triadic harmony.