Sentence examples for which terminated at from inspiring English sources
The phrase "which terminated at" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate the endpoint of a process, event, or action in a sentence. Example: "The project was extensive, which terminated at the final presentation last week."
We've just got hold of the figures for this special session (which terminated at 6am), and they show that things were really quite orderly (a case of Liffe as we know it, perhaps).
The small brown Chihuahua was left on a train which terminated at Swansea station on Thursday afternoon.
The later Manchester, Bolton & Bury Canal (which terminated at Salford) brought more cheap coal from pits at Pendleton, Agecroft Colliery and beyond.
The southern side of the canal basin was connected to the pits at Brittens, Littlebrook, Paulton Ham, Paulton Hill, Simons Hill by a tramway which terminated at Salisbury Colliery.
In the early 19th century, a canal had been proposed to connect the Peak Forest Canal, which terminated at Whaley Bridge, with the Cromford Canal, providing a direct route between markets in Lancashire and Derbyshire.
The coal was to be taken from mines in County Durham, and transported to the station by the Durham goods branch of the Leamside Line railway, which terminated at nearby Gilesgate.
That line also makes a stop at the M station, which terminates at Metropolitan Avenue.
On Main Street, which terminates at the legendary - to surfers, at least - Huntington Pier, there are two surf shops: Jack's Surfboards and Huntington Surf and Sport.
Also fixed to the pallet arbor is the crutch, which terminates at its lower end in a fork that embraces the pendulum rod.
These two layers are to be regarded embryologically as the forward continuation of the retina, which terminates at the ora serrata.
"In the end, only some subtle physical differences and Alcathoe's distinctive echo-location call, which terminates at a significantly higher frequency than those of its relatives (43-46khz) makes identification possible without genetic analysis".
