Sentence examples for time will end from inspiring English sources

His time will end, and soon.

"I am a visitor … My time will end here one day, then someone else may or may not live here after me, just as many others have done so in the past," writes Webster.

The governing conceit, told across two riveting hours with no break, is that a women's prison is putting on Shakespeare's play, albeit with occasional interruptions and the brooding reminder that at some point the play time will end and the reality of incarceration will be renewed.

There are other Australian teenagers running against the clock in other sports, and those that make it in time will end up a short drive from the stadium in the Olympic Village in Newington, which, with its 513 new houses and 355 new apartments and freshly laid roads, looks more like Olympic Suburbia.

Three long days of filming, plus studio time, will end up as two minutes of television: the opening segment of an ambitious four-part PBS series, "Art21: Art in the 21st Century," which will be broadcast at various times nationally and on Channel 13 in New York at 9 p.m. on Sept. 21 and 28.

Medieval philosophers in the Christian tradition to which Philip belonged believed that the world was created ex nihilo by God with a beginning and at some point in time will end.

Good to see he's keeping his pecker up, though, believing the hard times will end.

There is no indication that the good times will end soon; still, with each passing month the chances increase that the next president will have to deal with a downturn.

But without a continuous flow of new commercial ideas the good times will end, maybe gradually, maybe all at once.

Your good times will end unless you employ a savvy, ethical and experienced financial planner NOW who knows how to work the long game.

Classes will start on time and end on time; breaks will end at the time specified.