tail-end

• “I'm touched by the opening scene, for instance, when we see the tail-end of a family talent show in the desert.”

  The Huffington Post: Mark Blankenship: Big Love Wife Watch!: Season 5, Ep. 1

• “Roach made a steady start to his tail-end innings but cut loose in the last two overs, hitting Riaz for successive fours and launching Azam for six.”

  The Guardian: Pakistan's Ahmed Shehzad scores century to subdue West Indies

• “However, it may be that a year such as this moderate to strong La Nina offers more tail-end hope than others.”

  The Washington Post: D.C. area snow chances decreasing, not done

• “And its all in the tail-end of the gospel of Matthew anyway.”

  The Art of T.C. Chiu

• “Remember its that tail-end statement “bring them back Safely” that BITES.”

  Bolden Visits JSC - NASA Watch

• “My stay there earned me the right to catch the tail-end of Viet”

  Heroes or Villains?

• “A reindeer thong was about my waist and made fast to the tail-end of a sled.”

  CHAPTER 12

• “We left Baltimore at the tail-end of winter, went into spring and on through summer, and now we are in fall weather and urging our way south to the winter of Cape Horn.”

  CHAPTER XXVIII

• “With a weak crew, in the big, tail-end sea of a broken gale, breakers and destruction under her lee, the Elsinore was being worn around.”

  CHAPTER XXXVIII

• “Should make for an entertaining tail-end of the season.”

  The Guardian: The day Liverpool played Carlo Ancelotti at his own game – and won | Richard Williams

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