Sentence examples for used ending with from inspiring English sources

Continue this layering until all ingredients are used, ending with a layer of Parmesan; ideally you will have four layers of each.

Repeat layering lasagna, sauces, and cheese in this manner until all have been used, ending with a topping of bechamel and cheese.

Meanwhile, the colloquialism he used -- ending with an "a" rather than an "er" -- "is a term of endearment some black people use between each other to take back that power," he said.

Repeat until the fruit and jelly are used up, ending with a layer of jelly (warm it up slightly if it starts to set in the pan).

The play used to end with the 2005 Super Bowl, which the Philadelphia Eagles lost.

But a lot of the risk seems to have ended just where it used to end, with the banks.

"Novels used to end with the marriage: now we have divorce, blended families, test-tube babies, surrogate moms.

It was a glimpse of hip-hop past, when every New York hip-hop event used to end with a gleeful mob scene onstage.

The power lunch used to end with a mad scramble as a monetary one-upmanship ensured, each person trying to outdo the other by paying for the check.

Yes, it's a parable all right, a parable of human folly, of the kind that used to end with 300 cubits of gopher wood and a journey to the mountains of Ararat.

Whereas a story used to end with an initial publication or airing, it can now be advanced as content is added for greater clarity and perspective.