Archaeologists had noted the presence of at least one metal ring, either wrought iron or steel, at whatever end of the vessel they had come upon.
Casual and charming, but careless of others, steeped in quiet judgment and long-term calculation, his life a fixed agenda that, no matter what happened, would continue on its set course, to whatever end he had decided he deserved.
Whatever end of the spectrum they stand in – be they the type who pines for a radical theological revolution or insists on a continuation of orthodox consistency – most Catholics know their church is in trouble.
The life of the nation and the life of Bush effortlessly merge -- his fortitude, even in the face of doubters, is that of the nation; his ordinariness, like theirs, is heroic; his resolve, to whatever end, will turn the wheel of history.
Some investors refuse to accept that they will lose money, and they will continue to hold their shares until whatever end will come.
"So it was a human gesture because at the end of the day the man, despite his misguided ideology, was not himself a personal monster to those around him, otherwise he wouldn't have attracted many volunteers to stick by him and defend him and to follow him to whatever end".
The main idea with Lightroom, as opposed to competing software like iPhoto, Aperture, and more general-purpose viewers like ACDSee, is that you establish powerful, partially preset workflows, making the process of taking a picture from camera to whatever end format as easy as possible.
'It's still worth [sic] for me 'cause I can't believe I was ever married but whatever, end of story.
"Starting today," he said, "we will enforce federal law, defend free speech, and protect students' free expression from whatever end of the political spectrum it may come".
Walter has always held grand delusions about himself, and seeing those delusions fall away seemed to me to be an important part of whatever end game the series came up with.
In September, Attorney General Jeff Sessions jumped into the debate and vowed that under his leadership, the DOJ would "enforce federal law, defend free speech, and protect students' free expression from whatever end of the political spectrum it may come".
