Sentence examples for setting an end from inspiring English sources

Setting an end date "changed everything," Mr. Lindelof said.

Despite a Finnish Supreme Administrative Court ruling officially setting an end to the project, it never entirely left public discourse and is currently being re-negotiated in slightly adapted form.

This show started with two stereotypes -- a blonde and a brunette -- and that implies certain stigmas as well, which we've try to diffuse and grow [away from]." For fans of "How I Met Your Mother," you can rest easy because exec producer Carter Bays revealed that setting an end date to the series is "not a high priority for us," reports TVLine.

Setting an end date for your voyage may rush you, it is probably best not to do so.

The executive order setting an end-of-year deadline for its closure remained only in draft form last night, but was circulated to at least two news agencies.

The committee disbanded in 2008, when President George W. Bush signed an agreement setting an end-date for U.S. troop presence in Iraq, but was reinstated this summer as Iraqi sisters began sending updates to sisters in the U.S. about ISIS.

Because Bernanke didn't set an end date for the program, it became known as "Q.E.

Asked why she feels the need to set an end date, most likely after the United States Open in September, Clijsters thought for a while.

"If you set an end date, then the enemies of stability will simply sit you out, wait for you to go".

Around then, the Irish DPC issued a report and set an end of March deadline for Facebook to make recommended changes to improve its data transparency.

Therefore, California can't set an end date that doesn't exist.