loose ends การใช้

• There are a lot of loose ends based on the newspaper story.
• It was just a question of tidying up a few loose ends.
• International cinema has more loose ends than a Richard Simmons jazzercise class.
• And what if there were still some hard feelings or loose ends?
• Clinton is not only wrapping up loose ends on the home front.
• The metaphoric symbol of the gabbeh ties all the loose ends together.
• The sale clears up some loose ends and provides additional financial flexibility.
• A few loose ends remained, including the formal name of the technology.
• Maybe this will tie up some loose ends for both of us.
• But there were two loose ends that needed to be tied up.
• This was a fairytale ending with loose ends all over the place.
• Perhaps there is no way to tie up all loose ends.
• A drizzling of citrus oil pulls all the loose ends together.
• There are still a few loose ends to be tied up,
• It is then that Lin ties up all the loose ends.
• There are still some loose ends that have to be cleared,
• The loose end is then fixed back on the wire rope.
• There are no loose ends or confusing turns in this book.
• And now this unaccountable, unreliable creature is at a loose end.
• Injuries have caused a multitude of loose ends that remain untied.