Sentence examples for the final three pages from inspiring English sources

But the final three pages of the opinion provided something of a surprise ending.

It takes no more than the final three pages of the book to report a happy ending, of sorts.

The final two pages, the snow falling as Gabriel gazes sadly out the window, still move me to tears.

While his work on Mr. Sheen is basically done, he said that he's holding the final two pages until the last possible minute.

On the final two pages of the book, "a single fugitive memory broke loose, and from it, backwards through vast convolutions of reasoning," all is revealed to Uli.

I was also charmed by Antoine Laurain's The President's Hat (Gallic Books) in the final six pages of which the author has his own little joke.

And here's Harvey explaining what is going on in this passage: The "Finnegans Wake" passage I chose for the video occurs at the final two pages of chapter seven, commonly referred to as "Shem the Penman".

This is what made Washington the man for his moment during those last two months of 1776 — narrated in the final fifty pages of McCullough's account — when, in the dead of winter, he rushed across New Jersey with an army so desperate and debilitated that the British were convinced that the entire rebellion would soon be quelled.

One of the last such lists — "Here's What Else Babies Are Good At — cues the book's emotional shift, and the final eight pages celebrate siblinghood while still keeping it real (i.e., maybe you're not so bad after all, and I wish you well as long as you don't surpass me).

Only recently we realized the printed version of the original publication truncated the final two pages of the article.

After writing the above, however, I read the final thirty pages of Fisher's amazing book and collided with a wall of incomprehension, an opacity of averages.