You have to show the confidence that gives everybody the sense that we're all working to a conclusion and that there will be a good conclusion.
For those who know their Beatles history, the ending will be a foregone conclusion, but the story was new to me and I found the handling of Mr. Sutcliffe's death quite abrupt.
"It will be a fitting conclusion to our three-part opera of mayhem, despair and bad decisions".
The joy will be a fitting conclusion to the festival's Playday, an afternoon of drumming, Brazilian samba, chess, barbershop quartets, clowns and dance (African, belly and tap).
But if Putin has his way, the referendum due by the end of the month – under the watchful gaze of Russian troops – will be a forgone conclusion.
Although the commission made a public call for evidence on the topic, campaigners fear its result will be a foregone conclusion.
One thing is certain: there will be a thrilling conclusion to the season, just as there was to a game Sunday in Massachusetts that capped an ideal day for the Jets.
Despite the government's efforts to persuade people to vote, some well-known politicians, such as Sid Ahmed Ghozali, a former prime minister, and Said Sadi, are calling for a boycott on the grounds that the election will be "a foregone conclusion".
If they get that from you, wholeheartedly, then the trust you want from them (and that they also want to have in you) will be a foregone conclusion.
