Sentence examples for will end early from inspiring English sources

His probation period will end early in 2011, and eventually, he hopes to become an engineer.

Reacting to the fact that the play's run will end early on Sunday, Spencer said: "I'm delighted that The Shawshank Redemption is shutting up shop.

If Eastern and Western social development scores continue rising at their current rates, Western "rule" will end early in the next century.

But if the Longhorns lose to the Aggies, it will end early for the first time in more than a decade.

The conference will begin with a reception on Thursday evening, July 21; it will end early afternoon on Saturday, July 23 , 2016

The Gators gave up 34 points to Kentucky last week, but the party in the Grove will end early as Florida prevails in a high-scoring game.

You must cancel an appointment, however, if it will end earlier than the date you specified when you created the appointment.

Today he redefined the current cycle - never easy to gauge by economists - to announce that it will end earlier than expected, in 2007 instead of 2008.

"Our hope is that because we started early, we'll end early," Watt said.

The paybacks, which partly shielded Aetna from Prudential's losses, will end early next year.

Senate Intelligence Committee Chairman Richard Burr (R-N.C). has suggested his panel's investigation will end early next year, emphasizing that he wants to wrap up by February, ahead of the first 2018 primary elections.