Sentence examples for to its ends from inspiring English sources

If the axle extends past the frame, you may wish to affix cotter pins or caps to its ends to keep it from slipping out when you launch projectiles.

Just when you feel it has been stretched to its ends, well, along comes something like a vending machine for crows, inducing man's least-favorite birds to deposit coins in exchange for peanuts.

"Every war constitutes an irony of situation, because its means are so melodramatically disproportionate to its ends.

Notice that the part of f lying between x = 0 and x = l is arbitrary, which corresponds to the physical fact that a violin string can be started vibrating from any shape whatsoever (subject to its ends being fixed).

The achievements of the first Labour government are still rightly legendary: a government that actually contained as ministers seven men who had begun their adult lives as working coal miners, brought in national health insurance, made the provision of housing central to its ends, and fought and mostly won the battle against unemployment.

An analytical solution of axial vibration problem formulated for a composite anisogrid lattice cylindrical shell with massive disks attached to its ends is presented in the paper.

It is rhythm that sets off a piece of music and propels it to its end.

If the press turns away from chasing this story to its end, it will have abrogated its duty.

The pulse component consists of large signals that set the eye into motion and bring it to its end position.

Take the Garden State Parkway south to its end, where it becomes Route 109, and continue south on Lafayette Street into town.

Just south of Scranton, it picks up the Lincoln Highway Heritage Byway, a designation it carries to its end.