Sentence examples for were the end from inspiring English sources
Because for them the 1990s were the end of everything.
"If that were the end game, we'd be standing cheering".
"Holland, Scandinavia, or Germany: those were the end goal," he says.
I thought college dorms and military barracks were the end of sharing rooms with strangers.
She lost her mind, he said simply, as if that were the end of it.
It would be awful if these few exciting weeks were the end of the affair.
"I thought I was not worthy to have something better and that those guys, you know, were the end-all and be-all," she answers.
They were the end-all and be-all for ambitious entrepreneurs and venture capitalists looking to become instant billionaires, or at least millionaires.
The revelation that if we were the end-all for health care in the community we needed to step up and make investments.
The specific behaviors that researchers concentrated upon most often were the end-users' searching techniques, relevance judgments about information they found, satisfaction with search results, and prior knowledge brought to bear on online searching assignments.
"But Hillary and Obama are so similar on policy!" Democrats would oft insist in '08, as if policy similarities were the end-all and be-all of voting considerations.
