Sentence examples for which end the from inspiring English sources

If Mr. Obama's pending appointments are confirmed under the new rules, which end the minority party's ability to filibuster most presidential nominees, that balance will change.

Sagan takes an optimistic view of our far future, yet the strains of the Cavatina from Beethoven's Opus 130 Quartet, which end the record, may strike the emotionally attuned extraterrestrial listener as a wistful farewell.

We have a choice to make, which is to continue to create last-chance high schools, or invest in our citizens by making policies and laws which end the need for these schools.

This means he is against laws which end the insurance industry's ability to deny you coverage -- yes, you! -- for 'pre-existing conditions.' He wants insurance companies to be able to deny you the benefits you have paid for, by going back to the days when some insurance company bureaucrat could decide that they weren't going to pay for your daughter's treatment when she gets leukemia.

A key problem in metagenomics is to functionally and taxonomically classify the sequenced DNA, to which end the well-known BLAST program is usually used.

East retreated to two spades, which ended the bidding.

North aggressively rebid four no-trump, which ended the bidding.

Pepsi (North) rebid three spades, which ended the auction.

Helness (South) bid three clubs, which ended the auction.

North then settled for three spades, which ended the auction.

Consider the following exchange, which ends the second act of "The Chalk Garden".