Sentence examples for resolve at the end from inspiring English sources

Like Scarlett O'Hara, filled with life-affirming resolve at the end of the Civil War, he rose up from the poverty of middle-class standards, stared at the ratings numbers twinkling in the heavens, shouted, "As God is my witness, I'll never be tasteful again!," and set fire to his parents' beige public-television tote bag.

Wawrinka played his best tennis in the hour before Nadal's back went on him, his worst when the Spaniard was a walking target and found enough resolve at the end to finish the job properly, after his opponent had returned to nearly full working order.

Not all humor emanates from Cosby-type families; not all casts must be six characters or fewer; not all comedic scripts have to be written in two concurrent plot lines that intersect and resolve at the end of the half-hour.

"We didn't play great, but we dug in well and showed a lot of resolve at the end to make sure of the win.

Not surprisingly, all of these strands are neatly and satisfyingly resolved at the end of the story.

It is a question that will be resolved at the end of this week's BMW International by the real captain, Bernhard Langer.

"I'm hugely disappointed because, after all the talks on about 100 issues, of which over 90 had been resolved, at the end the real gap between us was very small".

But he and the director analyzed them like any other scene and made sure "there was something at stake at the beginning, that was negotiable in the middle of the scene, and resolved at the end".

"We have always said this would be one of the most sensitive issues and always clear it would be resolved at the end because it is a political issue," a senior western diplomat said on Tuesday night.

It is disconcerting to see the otherwise wryly critical Harman accept this interpretation at face value; she describes Burney as possessing a "natural and powerful feminism" and "Evelina" as "profoundly feminist," though in fact the heroine's tribulations are resolved at the end by recognition from her wealthy father and marriage to a perfect, adoring aristocrat.

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