Sentence examples for showdown ended from inspiring English sources

The great goalie showdown ended far earlier than expected Wednesday night at Madison Square Garden.

As the eight-hour Commons showdown ended, the prime minister appeared to have quieted the worst anxieties in his Conservative Party, whose most powerful backbench group gave him a desk-banging thumbs up.

And his return to Boehner's side paid dividends long before last week's shutdown showdown ended with the speaker's position strengthened.

That legal showdown ended on March 19 with the convention of the meeting where majority of branches boycotted the gathering, questioning its legitimacy.

And it's up to Bob to stop the masquerader in an extremely challenging, mischievous, apocalyptic showdown ending that comes far too soon.

WASHINGTON — However the debt limit showdown ends, one thing is clear: under pressure from Congressional Republicans, President Obama has moved rightward on budget policy, deepening a rift within his party heading into the next election.

However the budget showdown ends — and, as I write this at lunchtime on Monday, a temporary government shutdown is looking like the most likely outcome — its defining moment came on Saturday, when House Republicans decided to demand a one-year delay in Obamacare as the price of funding the government beyond September 30th.

By John Cassidy September 30, 2013 However the budget showdown ends — and, as I write this at lunchtime on Monday, a temporary government shutdown is looking like the most likely outcome — its defining moment came on Saturday, when House Republicans decided to demand a one-year delay in Obamacare as the price of funding the government beyond September 30th.

Here's hoping less destructive thinking prevails, and that this overcooked political showdown ends sunny-side up.

It also would go further in shrinking government and cutting taxes than the changes that Congressional Republicans proposed in the mid-1990s aftheythey last took control of the House — a showdown that ended to the advantage of Democrats.

But members of both parties say the bipartisan compromise on overall spending makes it unlikely that an impasse will push Congress back to the brink of closing the government in a repeat of the April showdown that ended just hours before federal money ran out.