Sentence examples for personal end from inspiring English sources

In a very personal end to his speech, McDonnell recalled his upbringing, and the council home and state education that helped his family.

Although many A.F.L. players are trying to reach or rejoin the N.F.L., most, like Anthony, have never earned more than $100,000 in a season and cannot afford to make pro football their personal end zones.

For example, he notes that the repair specialist who is contracted to work on a house has agreed to the exchange in order to obtain a personal end, namely, money (27:1319).

After Formspring's recent pivot away from the personal end of the social Q&A space, you'd be forgiven for thinking that there's little growth left in this narcissistic of all mediums.

The future is expressed by a particle tha (from earlier thé[o] na '[I] want to') followed by a finite verb e.g., tha grápho 'I will write.' Formally, the finite forms of the verb (those with personal endings) consist of a stem + (optionally) the perfective aspect marker (-s- in active, -th- in passive) + personal ending (indicating person, tense, mood, voice).

It was a tall order to try to re-establish Iraqi sovereignty before March 2004, my personal end-point; but I did not dismiss the prospect out of hand.

We didn't do it for our personal ends.

"We believe that the money was taken for personal ends".

But all frauds involve abusing people's trust and diverting corporate resources for personal ends.

Its practices were also considered to be ways to protect oneself, to punish wrongdoers, and to satisfy personal ends.

Locally, the questions about the oyster operation and the quality of park science have become fiercely personal, ending old friendships in environmentally-conscious Marin County.