Sentence examples for often concluded with from inspiring English sources

The chōka often concluded with one or more hanka ("envoys") that resume central points of the preceding poem.

The event was inaugurated by a large dinner in "The Arena", a former riding school on the army base, which often concluded with the playing of bagpipes (Judd was proud of his Scottish ancestry).

Such observations often conclude with bizarre proclamations.

The meetings often conclude with an Our Father.

The mountain fiestas often conclude with merry couple dances.

Fairy tales and myths often conclude with lessons.

Les Bois is a place where a Wednesday night race card often concludes with a square dance in the infield.

Duels were a bloody business, often concluding with a piece of sharp steel piercing the body, or a bullet plowing through tissue and bone.

These fits of ill-temperedness would often conclude with a teacher pinning a letter to his shirt and parading him around the school.

Shakespeare comedies often conclude with nuptials in the offing, but this play offers a stage full of contented lovers, gathering to watch a hilariously amateurish enactment of a love story — the tale of Pyramus and Thisbe — that ends rather more unhappily.

The books are mostly written in first person narrative, often concluding with twist endings.