Sentence examples for supposedly ended from inspiring English sources
He supposedly ended his involvement in computer programming.
In 1997 a democratic constitution supposedly ended several decades of flirting with generals.
But such scenes usually belong to the 1990s, a period of gangster wars which Vladimir Putin supposedly ended.
The war against the Shining Path rebels, which took nearly 70,000 lives, supposedly ended in 2000.
They, like their counterparts who had been recruited within the IRA, were crossing the line continually during and even after the Troubles supposedly ended.
Though the contest supposedly ended in a draw, the surrounding discussion foreshadowed the familiar terms of aesthetic judgment underlying today's competitions: drama versus polish, virtuosity versus lyricism.
In the US, the running down of the public psychiatric service was sold as "deinstitutionalisation", supposedly ending unnecessary confinement.
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In another pointed twist for the show, all three celebrities supposed to appear on the show supposedly end up dying moments before.
Two tubes, each 33ft wide, would direct part of the Sacramento river – up to 9,000 cubic feet a second – to existing pumps and aqueducts, supposedly ending the water conflicts that Ronald Reagan, Arnold Schwarzenegger and a string of other governors failed to resolve.
But Mr Weill, 70, weathered that storm and has chosen to reveal his long-debated succession plans at a time of his own choosing.On Wednesday July 16th, Citi said that the Mr Weill would step down as chief executive in January 2004, supposedly ending years of speculation about his successor.
