Sentence examples for likes to end from inspiring English sources

It was exactly the kind of story "the front office" likes to end the week with, Rather said.

He likes to end chapters with lines like "And it changed everything," and make their surprise value stick.

Bozic likes to end the story by repeating what Mignacco told him after the fight: "Now we know who you are".

Mr. Faveau likes to end the feast with homemade chocolate truffles, each filled with a cherry that he has marinated in Armagnac for six months.

He likes to end his stump speech with the declaration, "I believe in an America where the family you are born into does not control your destiny".

Surowiecki said that he likes to end his columns with a note of optimism, but found that hard to do with Sunday's topic.

I'd like to end on a point of agreement.

Is that where he would like to end up?

I'd like to end with a prayer.

Orbach, however, would like to end the discussion there.

The second thing is, I like to end on time.