Sentence examples for so that it ends from inspiring English sources

As you eat it, it collapses into a shrimp sauce, so that it ends up as a rich fish porridge.

The main question is: "Does it fix the arms race so that it ends in a tie?" There is the matter of Soviet cheating to be considered.

Straub's epigraph from "The Last Tycoon" cuts away from a passage so that it ends by saying Hollywood can be understood "only dimly and in flashes," quietly saving the next sentence for her novel.

Common sense suggests Bank B's balance-sheet is much more risky, and the Basel rules "risk-weight" assets so that it ends up holding more capital.But risk weighting creates problems of its own.

He uses a Western grip that is closer to the way you hold a baseball bat, and he gets his topspin by whipping the racquet sharply upward after contact, so that it ends above and behind his head.

Looking back, I realise that his enthusiasm for game packed in snow in a hut in the wilderness and left to thaw and refreeze several times during the winter so that it ends up "cheesy" should have rung warning bells.

He then changed the moves so that it ended 67 Qe4 Rf6 68 Nh5 Ra6 69 Qd5 Qd5 70 Bd5 Re6 71 Be6, checkmate.

"En Atendant" was originally performed at dusk, so that it ended in darkness.

Buick engineers hit on the notion that with a little extra strengthening in the trunk, the frame for the '39 Specials and Centurys could be shortened so that it ended at the rear axle.

An NHS that is part-privatised, an NHS that is so underfunded that it ends up rationing expensive medicines and mental health services is so underfunded that many people go untreated.

However, secrecy may now be so strict that it ends up irritating everyone.