Sentence examples for up at the tail from inspiring English sources

Patrick's Day Parade but ended up at the tail end.

Twin-tips are skis rounded and curved up at the tail the same as the front of a traditional ski.

Unless you're some kind of zen monk who doesn't move a muscle, your bed probably looks pretty roughed up at the tail end of a good night's sleep.

That suits the Miser, who grew up at the tail end of the analog era, gorging on books about his cultural heroes but starved for a living, moving glimpse of them.

It was interesting, moreover, to encounter it in a young man who grew up at the tail end of the cold war, in a generation that is said to regard history only as what happened in the previous episode of a television show.

"We were up at the tail end of last year and the beginning of this year, but we tapered down.

Back in early May, he was helping out with the clean-up at the tail end of a music festival when an aneurysm in his brain ruptured and he collapsed to the ground fully unconscious.

That might not help: most schoolbooks skip lightly over East German repression, and the subject often comes up only at the tail end of the school year.

Utilize this time to get the pup looking up trees at the tail, hide or dead squirrel.

Those down seasons were the first two of a three-year deal worth $18 million, one he lived up to only at the tail end.

Predictions of the annual cycle of precipitation suggest an increase in precipitation later in the crop year (April-June) of 10% but a substantial decrease (up to 75% at the tail) in precipitation later in the dry season (July-September).