Sentence examples for seemingly ended from inspiring English sources

But the culture of deference to Oh has seemingly ended.

Amadou Sanogo, signed an agreement on April 6 that seemingly ended the coup.

Mingus was convicted of third-degree assault (his sentence was suspended), and a fruitful collaboration was seemingly ended forever.

In Edinburgh, too, the era of tolerance seemingly ended with a series of police raids on saunas last summer.

After injuries and ineffectiveness seemingly ended his U.S. big-league career, Williams toiled in independent ball and last year pitched in Taiwan.

When an ailing back and knee problems had seemingly ended his playing career, Marion was named the Cardinals' manager in 1951.

With the market seemingly ending the week on a dismal note, one exception is car insurer Admiral.

He was waived by Buffalo after three years, seemingly ending his career, but found a place on the roster of the Los Angeles Rams.

But shortly before he entered Harvard College in 1937, Mr. Nickerson was stricken by polio, seemingly ending what had started out to be a promising athletic career.

The News -- In a televised speech, King Gyanendra of Nepal conceded to demands that he restore Parliament, seemingly ending his 14-month takeover of power.

That would seemingly end the tax preference for one type of profit from a stock investment, capital gains, over the other, dividends.