concluding remarks in a sentence

After concluding remarks devoted largely to the newly passed anti-crime legislation, Clinton finally said the words, " I'd like to end today ."
On that day the concluding remarks for our review was " The present uptrend seemed to be running out of steam, after having rallied for 13 weeks ".
Robert Zubrin gave the concluding remarks and dedicated the station to those whose cause it will ultimately serve, a people who are yet to be, the pioneers of Mars.
MsHyde came in and changed Skeptic to Science, and made the concluding remarks look like science had passed judgment on EVP and found it to be baseless fantasy.
As a concluding remark, Augustine encourages the interpreter and preacher of the Bible to seek a good manner of life and, most of all, to love God and neighbor.

Babbitt seemed taken aback by Burton's concluding remarks that " the American people ought to demand a thorough investigation by the Justice Department or an inde pendent counsel ."
In his concluding remarks the senator noted that at the height of the Civil War, Abraham Lincoln was presiding over a particularly somber meeting of his Cabinet and made a small joke.
Elsewhere in its concluding remarks, the U . N . committee voiced concern about the high rate of suicides in British prisons and allegations of ill-treatment in deporting asylum seekers.
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"Fighting Words " was cancelled by CBC as of its 26 October 1955 episode where Cohen's concluding remarks were, " Goodnight, until a later date ".

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