Sentence examples for something of an end from inspiring English sources

Dark as night and nearly as long, Christopher Nolan's new Batman movie feels like a beginning and something of an end.

The departure of the official, Donald L. Kohn, who as the Fed's No. 2 official played a pivotal role in its handling of the financial crisis, is something of an end of an era.

Lacking a mechanism to assess radiologists' skills, Mrs. Edgerton did something of an end run, focusing on doctors who repeatedly flunked the most basic test -- picking two sets of their best films for accreditation review.

Given that Section 5 of the V.R.A. allows districts covered by its provisions to move out of coverage by consistently demonstrating that their laws have no discriminatory impact, this decision was something of an end run: places that have consistently failed the litmus tests of discrimination were, in a second, given the status of those where there's been legitimate progress.

Rovers' success marked something of an end to an era of cup shocks, as Widnes lifted the cup in 1984 and the Wigan machine started their dominance of the competition two seasons later.

Well, at least in the case of reverse payment drug deals, that's all probably come to something of an end.

Page A16 NO FREE BOOKS FOR A WEEK The closing of the Seattle Public Library system, including the Central Library in downtown Seattle, has become something of an end-of-summer ritual.

And it provides existential drama to a nation used to mind-numbing, wall-to-wall Kim worship as entertainment.There is something of an end-of-the-world cult to it all.

OVER the last dozen years, Todd Jacobs has become something of an East End legend.

Its chef and owner, Todd Jacobs, was already something of an East End legend.

Irish Museum Of Modern Art, to 13 Sep RC The annual Art Car Boot Fair on Brick Lane has become something of an East End institution.