Sentence examples for that concluding from inspiring English sources

That concluding phrase is a stunning reversal of about two-and-a-half-thousand years of rational inquiry.

With that concluding line, Walker received a standing ovation, emerging as one of the stars of the CPAC meeting.

That concluding touch is one of many that pervade this book and suggest that Mr. Rankin is not hedging his bets: he really does want the Rebus era to come to an end.

NHS Gloucestershire chief executive Jan Stubbings countered that: "Concluding the arrangements for the transfer is in the interests of patients and staff and will ensure service continuity and stability".

Djokovic was not entirely friendless, and his supporters (including some in the press seats, it has to be said) cheered wildly when Murray hit long in the second game and the Serb grew in strength and determination, powering on to the finish line for the loss of a single game in that concluding set.

The rhythm of that concluding sentence is musical and strong, but the image is insisted into place (just as the couple, pages earlier, was) for the sake of a poetic ending to the story -- which had not moved inevitably toward this or any other conclusion.

MODERATOR: Well, that concludes — RON PAUL: Hold on.

That concludes our tour for tonight.

The talks that concluded Friday addressed that issue.

"We can do better than that," concluded King.

That concludes our live-blog coverage of Lance Armstrong's confession.