Sentence examples for only end of from inspiring English sources

Poems on age, and the only end of age.

It's hard not to read the phrase "stretch out" without thinking of "age, and then the only end of age".

That this slender, frequently moving volume is the only end of the story we'll have is hardly enough.

Disappointments, refusals, and shutdowns; chances for the enactment of low cunning, if you are Osmond or Madame Merle; and, for Ralph, what Philip Larkin called "the only end of age".

Namely, that markets give people more of what they want; that people getting more of what they want will be happier; and that making the public happier is the only end of politics.

He is writing about a dark absence of fulfilment, now irredeemably faced in the light of "the only end of age" – to quote a poet who learned much from him, and seems to have been temperamentally similar, Philip Larkin.

"They're not only end-of-life decisions".

Dementia is not the only end-of-life tragedy.

Warm, unexciting sesame sprinkled fried bananas ($3), bland sticky rice with a ripe mango and whipped cream ($3.85) and three tiny, warm soothing pudding-like Thai coconut cakes are the only end-of-the-meal sweets.

Both will provide not only end-of-year tests similar to those in use now but also formative tests that teachers will administer several times a year to help guide instruction, she said.

"There is this notion in both medicine and social work that gerontology is all about working in nursing homes, that it's only end-of-life care," Grogan says.