Sentence examples for truly end from inspiring English sources

WORK on the property began in 1914 and didn't truly end for more than 50 years (Lunt died in 1977 and Fontanne, at Ten Chimneys, in 1983).

However, the practice did not truly end until the creation of the People's Republic of China in 1949.

The crucial question for Libyans is whether the war will now truly end.

Moreover, none of these things, however successful, will truly end AIDS.

Only then will the reign of the generals who wrote it 28 years ago truly end.

I've learned through experience that relationships do not truly end when someone dies, but instead transform.

It is "truly 50-50," saidsaid.

Is Mr Le Pen truly yesterday's man?

It's not truly Christmas until you've seen James Corden gouge out Bertie Carvel's glass eye with his fingers.

Newer shows like "You're the Worst" and "Catastrophe" have dismembered the romantic-comedy genre, arguing, in effect, that only suckers or idiots can truly fall in love.

But I didn't truly fall in love with "Farm City: The Education of an Urban Farmer" until I hit Page 38.