Sentence examples for the ending long from inspiring English sources

And she disclosed that she had worked out the ending long before.

It's that Mr. Shapiro appears unsure whether his character, who's slow on the uptake (you'll see the ending long before he does), deserves contempt, pity or kindness.

In a statement at dccomics.com, Mr. Morrison said his theme was about damaged and ruined families and that he had the ending long in mind: "For what son could ever hope to replace a father like Batman, who never dies?" Batman's original partner was Dick Grayson, who was introduced in 1940, but he could stay a kid partner for only so long.

The deadline to ratify the amendment ended long ago — in 1982 to be exact.

The announcement ends long speculation that Labrador was eyeing the governorship.

Her sister, Madge, had a play produced in the West End long before she did.

Mexico's once-lockstep politics dominated by the presidency ended long ago.

(Though we may be in our 60s, The '60s ended long ago).

The end — long seconds of toneless evocation of breathing — was as delicate as music gets.

There were tears in the audience, and, at the end, long applause.

But his energetic efforts near the end, long shots and drives, were unsuccessful.