Sentence examples for life concluded from inspiring English sources

"The Butthole Surfers saved my life!" concluded the former Beastie Boy to cheers from the crowd.

"After the first year of life," concluded Oski, "the child requires no milk of any type.

And, as Harry's life concluded, came the news that a far younger one who wore the British army uniform died on the same day.

Over on BBC2, young designers' talent search series Design for Life concluded with 900,000 viewers and a 4% share between 9pm and 10.15pm.

The magazine, while acknowledging that "homosexuals are present in every walk of life," concluded that homosexuality is a pathetic little second-rate substitute for reality, a pitiable flight from life.

In 1998, a commission on missile threats led by Mr. Rumsfeld, then still in private life, concluded that North Korea was "a major proliferator" of missile technology to Pakistan and Iran, among other countries.

'Disruption and conflict will be endemic features of life,' concludes the Pentagon analysis.

The survey also asked after involvement in Greek life, concluding that while membership in a fraternity or sorority was good for personal development and community engagement, its benefits might have been overshadowed by "increased risky behaviors and smaller cognitive gains".

(Anita Gates) ASIAN CITY FILMS AT MOVING IMAGE (Through Sunday) This series of films about modern urban Asian life concludes this weekend with four features, including "Suzhou River" (2001), a tale of mistaken identity, from China; and "Last Life in the Universe" (2003), an oddball romance from Thailand.

The next three "creations" fill this universe with the different forms of life, concluding with the creation of man and woman, where the Genesis myth departs from its Babylonian models which have men and women as divine and equal (rather than woman as an adjunct of man – a concept in bizarre opposition to tens of thousands of years of veneration of the Mother Goddess).

Others took a more encompassing view of life, concluding that humans had had a good innings and it was time to hand over the planet, albeit in a shabby state, to a new caretaker species to see if they could do better.