Sentence examples for that would conclude from inspiring English sources
Both players planned to use their new bats in the Mother's Day matinee that would conclude a three-game weekend series between their teams.
In a letter to a special committee of Southern Union's board, Mr. Armstrong proposed a tight schedule for a deal with his company, one that would conclude with a firm merger agreement by next Tuesday.
In fact, it was only last week when Boyd was called into the U-23 team for a February camp in Dallas that would conclude with a friendly against Concacaf rival Mexico on Wednesday.
His first question went to ABC's Jonathan Karl, who asked, "Can you still say definitively that nobody on the Trump campaign, not even General Flynn, had any contact with the Russians before the election?" "I don't have any — there's nothing that would conclude me that anything different has changed with respect to that time period," Spicer said.
At one briefing, Spicer was asked, "Can you still say definitively that nobody on the Trump campaign... had any contact with the Russians before the election?" His response: "I don't have any — there's nothing that would conclude me that anything different has changed with respect to that time period".
"There's nothing that would conclude me that anything different has changed with respect to that time period," Spicer said. .
He worried that taxpayers would conclude that teachers' benefits needed to be cut, not that the state needed to contribute more money.
"And we certainly hope that she would conclude that lawfully counted votes would be included in any final tabulation".
He was afraid, he said, that people would conclude that "Monty Python has finally accepted the standards of commercial television, as opposed to our own standards".
In light of this context, it is perfectly understandable that Assad would conclude that he now had the green light from Trump to use chemical weapons.
"If Officer Goodson or Sergeant White were to be acquitted it is all but inevitable that jurors would conclude that Porter — the star witness — was not credible," they wrote.
