Sentence examples for the longer ending from inspiring English sources

The 17th and 18th verses in chapter 16 of the Gospel of Mark, the "longer ending" of disputed authenticity, formed the core of Hensley's justification of snake handling and other miraculous activities (he also drank poison in some services, including strychnine and battery acid).

Take the shorter end and loop it over the longer end, pulling it up straight.

Take the longer end off your shoulder and drape it over the skinniest part of the bow section you created in the last step.

The unmerged reads were typically those pairs from the longer end of the insert-size distribution.

The longer end can be placed under a hotel door to prevent it being opened.

Twist the short end of the pipe cleaner around the longer end to hold it in place.

Steve Blitz, chief economist with ITG Investment Research, said it was unclear whether the measure would hold down interest rates as it increased borrowing at the longer end of the curve.

As for corporate bonds, he said: "The short end, I think, is a good spot, intermediates are O.K. but not great — I would call that a hold — and if you're in the longer end I would say probably sell".

With short-term rates already very low, investors are pushing down the longer end of the yield curve — in other words, anticipating lower interest rates for longer-term debt — although the yield curve steepened on Friday as banks sold superlong bonds to take profits.

The downward tug indirectly pushes down yields at the longer end of the spectrum, the 10- to 30-year Treasurys.

Estimates for the cost of the plan have been around $500.0 billion, which likely helped take some steam out of the longer end of the Treasury yield curve Monday.