epilogue , also: epilog AmE

Epilogue The three of us were in hospital for quite a while.

Epilogue Sometimes you need to talk about what happened with someone who's been there, too.

Epilogue She was the only sort of woman he noticed.

The last part, the Epilogue is set apart from the rest both in time and place.

Epilogue: I decided to wait and not say anything to my daughter.

Epilogue There were a number of details to be worked out.

The book ends making an epilogue of the college since 1928.

The play is made up of seven Acts and an epilogue.

Epilogue They had locked her into a room by herself.

However, a play can benefit from a good epilogue, she continues.

Except for the epilogue, the book takes place entirely in 1856.

Epilogue Things still had to carry on, and be finished off.

And yet the footnote that is the epilogue comes close.

In the epilogue, Paul is older and has three more sons.

"I begin with an idea of an aftermath or something close to an epilogue," he said.

Today, we are creating the conditions in which the epilogue will be written.

The epilogue is closed with the story of the boy that was loved by all.

As a result, they agreed to appear in a short live action epilogue for it.

Epilogue I awoke to a light like that of a morning when the world was young.

The film ends with an epilogue saying that the movie is based on the story of real people.

Epilogue Some forgot the events of that night in 1943.

The most interesting portion of this story is its epilogue.

An epilogue was written in 594, the year of Gregory's death.

The epilogue just states that he's on the way to a coronary.

The epilogue says that there has been no plot to this play.