Sentence examples for represents an ending from inspiring English sources
Graduation represents an ending, it's true – but it also represents new beginnings.
It is big for your daughters because it represents the start of so many things in their lives; big for you, in a way that is both exciting and bittersweet, because it represents an ending of sorts, as well as a beginning.
This represents an end goal we all want to reach.
The closing of Filene's Basement in Boston represents an end of an era in retailing.
But social security is not simply a bureaucratic means; it also represents an end to which society aspires.
For most teams, a bowl game represents an end, the culmination of a season's worth of efforts and achievements.
That represents an end to the union's tradition of accepting only common contracts between American-based automakers.
As it happens, the blocked Republican alternative, proposed by Judd Gregg of New Hampshire, itself represents an end run around the Senate's constitutional responsibilities.
The Senate should be up in arms at his continuing appointment, which represents an end run around its authority to vet top executive-branch officers.
Political soothsayers are now wondering if the "Dubya" quote represents an end-of-term prank by Obama's speechwriters, or a deliberate ploy.
It remains to be seen whether that small move represents an end to the recent volatility, or just a pause reflecting the fact that the stock market stayed open on what was a holiday for the bond market.
