Sentence examples for was virtually ended from inspiring English sources

Despite the fact that there were still small pockets of resistance in the south, the president declared that the armed resistance was "virtually" ended and that nations or ships still harboring fugitives would be denied entry into U.S. ports.

"Slavery is virtually ended around the world now.

The Standard & Poor's 500-stock index was virtually unchanged, ending at 1,185.64.

As George Packer reported in March, a spate of terror attacks that took place months before the Nobel Prize was announced virtually ended European tourism and weakened the country's long-ailing economy.

"It was virtually the end of her life as a writer," Jones writes.

Most important -- though admittedly an error of interpretation rather than of fact -- Ravitch seems to accept Jones's assertion that Wordsworth's marriage was "virtually the end" of Dorothy Wordsworth's life as a writer.

But the Nasdaq composite index was virtually unchanged yesterday, ending down 0.57 point, at 1,745.73.

And federal programs, once begun, are virtually never ended (farm subsidies started in the Great Depression as an "emergency" program -- an "emergency" which has continued to this day) for this very reason -- someone's going to have to sacrifice if they are killed off.

By the 1750s it was virtually at an end; "We have done with patronage," said Dr. Johnson.

Others are identified retrospectively, and what is currently the most discussed tendency in Hollywood cinema was virtually at an end when Raymond Borde and Étienne Chaumeton published their Panorama du Film Noir Américain in 1955.

The attack, reported on state-owned television, undercut the military's assertions that the war was virtually at an end and gave new ammunition to some leaders who have begun to call for a political solution to the six-month-old war.