Sentence examples for things on the end from inspiring English sources

To further help in the identification, the model will be interactive, asking users simple questions like: "Does the mosquito have three long things on the end of its head, or just one?" or "Is abdomen pointed at the tip, or is it flat across?" Each answer eliminates certain species until a match is made, Dr. Anderson said.

B. What do you call those things on the end of your shoelaces?

GD: I hate it when a reviewer summarises the plot and adds a few things on the end about style.

Unless your television is old enough to still have places to screw the two wires with the U-shaped things on the end, you will need an adapter.

After work one day, a few days before we finished and the foreman, as they say, let us go, I was talking to a guy who worked alongside me, this guy who put the things on the ends of the metal appendages I was working on.

If he's lucky, the thing on the end of his arm is a catfish.

She has this incredible sparkly wand with a twinkly, tinselly thing on the end which I was convinced was real.

This is a fancy name for a black plastic bag (which converts light energy into heat) with a tube and sprinkly thing on the end of it.

King normally plays his drum parts with ordinary sticks, but occasionally he will wield a few toys, including a gong and a plastic yellow duck with a brushy thing on the end to swish against the drumhead.

The thing on the end of your foot used to be called either "toe" or "too" in Middle English – but since one heard the word "too" too often (it having already amicably separated from its homophone "to") it made sense to make that too "toe".

We at the business desk are already hearing iPhone owners grumbling about how the G1 looks like an iPhone with an extra "thing" on the end.