Sentence examples for up concluded from inspiring English sources

MILAN — The prosecution of former Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi on charges of paying for sex with an under-age prostitute and then abusing his powers to cover it up concluded on Monday with a call for a six-year jail sentence and a lifetime ban from public office.

"We're trending up," concluded Boyce.

Brazilians may end up concluding that they need new management and new ideas, both on and off the pitch.

I ended up concluding, though, that the people who wrote in fell into three categories: technologists, pessimists and pragmatists.

A recent Times column by Gretchen Reynolds backed them up, concluding that exercising inside just isn't the same.

We did some soul searching when the technology bubble was percolating, but ended up concluding it was a bubble.

However, most locals are concerned Cuadrilla will end up concluding that it will need to deploy the technique and then secure the necessary permits.

However, most locals are concerns the company will end up concluding that it will need to deploy the technique and then secure the necessary permits.

The long-running Rembrandt Research Project, for example, a Dutch undertaking that sought to separate real Rembrandts from impostors, ended up concluding that it is only rarely possible to establish authorship through science alone.

Last month Paddy Ashdown said the prime minister had ordered an inquiry into the Muslim Brotherhood which ended up concluding the group were not extremists – and that was "unhelpful to the Saudis".

But the tickets sold out and more dates got added and somehow the UK leg of their low-key tour of small venues has wound up concluding with three nights at London's 5,000-capacity Brixton Academy.