end on

副词端对; 一端向前地

1. end on

1. But the truth is that business thrives on integrity, and the end justifies the means only when both are justified.

2. The metropolis is working on a campaign to promote the standard Chinese language and characters, which business insiders say will be launched by the end of this year.

3. As she expects house prices to fall at the end of the year, she plans on holding off buying another apartment for her mother.

4. Work on the canteens is set to end by the end of this year.

5. They were drinking champagne by the end of the tournament as they went on to lift the trophy.

6. If there is no compromise on these fronts, new talks are unlikely by the end of 2003.

7. Three fountains will also be installed in the parking lot on the Puxi side by the end of the month.

8. Some 19 Chinese companies were on the list by the end of 2004, accounting for one third of the total.

9. It was expected to converge on a square outside Taipei's main railway station by the end of the march.

10. China calculated the potential value of mineral reserves based on the remaining reserves by the end of 2000.

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