Sentence examples for would really end from inspiring English sources

"I think if you fine them in euros, you'd find out that it would really end quickly," Jackson said with a wry grin.

I was afraid to watch the end of it, because I thought the world would really end at the end of the special, everything having been summed up so neatly.

"I can, hand on heart, absolutely without a shadow of a doubt say that there hasn't a day gone by, but I do think that if we could bring some closure to this then the grieving process would really end and you could draw a line".

Mr. Aemayehu said that Italy's occupation of Ethiopia lasted only five years but that it would not really end until the stele came home.

Would 25 years of marriage really end over dancing?

Her father Des, from Llanymynech, Powys, said a new inquest would allow the grieving process "to really end".

Would no more tax holiday for GE really end up helping Mr. and Mrs. Taxpayer?

"I know one is going to win and one is going to lose, but I would really like to end in a tie.

As I was sorry to have to observe before the referendum vote itself, all those who voted out for reasons of sovereignty or whatnot would eventually discover that what they really ended up voting for is something embodied in Farage.

Is the strike really ending?

Has grim winter really ended?