From their end

Grammar usage guide and real-world examples

Most countries governments are taking initiatives from their end to expand the use of solar energy.

"Everybody was trying to make it work from their end rather than pointing fingers," he said.

City developers are trying to respond to the issue from their end, too.

And we are a little startled to learn that aviation experts can't make sense of it from their end, either.

They once kicked off 7 ½ yards from their end zone after back-to-back personal foul and unsportsmanlike conduct penalties.

While Saturday night was a solid start for the deal, the Cubs hardly seemed to be promoting the event from their end.

From there they are just a block away from their end-of-the-line subway stop.

Some Labour voices – reeling from their end-of-an-era outcome in Scotland – have been quick to suggest a causal link.

We are training more designers than ever, and their energy and talent is obvious from their end-of-year degree shows.

The directed perturbation of the native state by fS results in a sequential unfolding of the hairpin starting from their ends, whereas thermal denaturation occurs stochastically.

The free ends did what they were naturally inclined to do -- that is, turn upward -- and that upward orientation maintained strong growth from their ends.