“The band would conclude their concert with a rousing encore that had the crowd on their feet.”

“Based on your good deeds, I conclude that you are a man of virtue and honor.”

“Quebec was the first province to conclude an agreement with the federal government on this subject.”

“Kelly concludes with a gibe at his colleagues' casual derogation of the blogs.”

“But she concludes that despite a series of reforms, its culture remains weighted in favour of doctors.”

“From this, Meilander concludes that emergency contraception is more like contraception than abortifacient procedures.”

“They concluded that the generators would be an easy target for a terrorist attack of enormous consequence.”

“The first half concluded with a trapeze act that got nervous applause throughout and a thunderous ovation at the end.”

“For these reasons I have concluded that you are not vulnerable within Section 189 of the above-named legislation.”