Sentence examples for splendid end from inspiring English sources

One simple and splendid end to a goal that defined the word "counterattack".

Enchanted Glass is no exception to Diana Wynne Jones's ­general rule of using, and possibly abusing, folklore and fantasy for her own splendid ends, mixing the spectacularly ordinary life of a university town satellite village with everyday magic, and a potent dash of A Midsummer Night's Dream.

He made superbly minimal and emotionally adept pieces, occasionally referencing Brian and Roger Eno's splendid An Ending (Ascent).

Le Cap Horn (33-4) 79.08.33.10 featureseafoodfood buffet, traditional and local specialties and a splendid, high-end wine list.

Kevin Durant's splendid season ended in a thud as everyone scrambled to understand how Memphis went from the team dumping Rudy Gay's contract to a Western Conference finalist.

His splendid round ended with a 16-foot eagle putt, after he reached the par-5, 498-yard No. 18 green with a driver and a 7-iron.

Since the war's end splendid roads have spread, along with a web of pylons bringing electricity.

Not with the season -- a splendid one that ended with a loss in a wonderfully played final in the National Collegiate Athletic Association tournament.

James J. Sheehan, in his splendid review of 'The End: The Defiance and Destruction of Hitler's Germany, 1944-45," by Ian Kershaw, concludes that "we remain perplexed by the widespread passivity of the majority of those who... continued to obey a government that had nothing left to offer them but death and destruction" (Oct . 23.

Do say: "How splendid that the West End has become such a hotpot of transatlantic talent".

Private schools should end their "splendid isolation" and work with state schools, according to chief inspector of schools Sir Michael Wilshaw.