Sentence examples for remarkable end from inspiring English sources

His images, usually gleefully inflected, here only rise to sublimity at the film's remarkable end (one that's reminiscent of another classic of Christian severity, Robert Bresson's "Pickpocket").

If so, it would be a remarkable end to a remarkable friendship which, over the years, has had very real impact on the political process in the UK.

A remarkable end to one of the alltime great Test matches, and some top-class stuff from the Aussies: the whole team are on the pitch shaking hands generously.

The remarkable end to the hunt for the world's most elusive person – an operation that for many years appeared to have been sidelined - came just months before the 10th anniversary of the September 11 attacks on the World Trade Centres and the Pentagon, orchestrated Bin Laden's al-Qa'ida organisation, that killed more than 3,000 people.

Daehli's deflected effort came from the last kick of the game, a remarkable end to an enthralling match.

With Chris Hughton's side chasing an unlikely point after being outplayed for the opening 85 minutes, they left themselves exposed to a counter-attack in injury-time and Gallagher was played in by Steven Davis to complete a remarkable end to the match.

And he can't remember a year when the craft of acting was put to such ferocious and remarkable ends.

The declarer took the ace of spades and the ace of diamonds, reaching this remarkable ending: South needed three of the remaining four tricks.

But in the first moments of the piece — when diagonal lines of dancers, in peachy wisps of fabric, begin to move with a surprising, quick, upper-body twist as they open out their arms — Mr. Ratmansky shows the way he is able to use classical technique to his own remarkable ends.

This amplitude also provides the story with its remarkable ending, in which, after the manager dies and Zainab finds herself banished from the house by his pitiless relatives, the peripheral dramas move to centre-stage for a few pages; background becoming foreground, as it does in life.

But he played a key role in the Championship-winning side of 2013-14 and has been a regular in the remarkable end-of-season run which has seen Nigel Pearson's side retain their Premier League status against the odds with one game still to play.