Sentence examples for work ends from inspiring English sources

In such cases, he concludes, "work ends up dehumanizing people".

There will be problems when the work ends.

The work ends in a joyful chorus of victory.

The work ends by suggesting that this fantasy doesn't frustrate her; it's what she wants.

The work ends with lonely iterations of that trumpet statement against clangs of bells and gongs.

Work ends Thursday, the weekend starts Friday, and work starts back up on Monday.

Some days, the customers are hungry, the meat sells quickly and his work ends by lunch.

It is perhaps ironic, then, that this latest work ends with its very own cliff-hanger.

The work ends with what may be the fastest Adagio in the history of music.

Leonard Bernstein's deceptively resonant suburban satire "Trouble in Tahiti," the best known work, ends the program.

The work ends, Mr. Schickele adds, "with the boy softly singing two notes — 'Ma-man!' — and it's over".