Usage examples of "début de la fin" in French with translation to English

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À force de repousser les mots vers le début de la phrase, il ne resta plus qu'eux deux à la fin : Mary, Tom. By dint of pushing the words back to the beginning of the sentence, there only remained the two of them at the end: Mary, Tom.
C'est dommage, mais ton personnage se fait tuer au début de la pièce. It's too bad, but your character gets killed at the start of the play.
La naissance est, d'une certaine manière, le début de la mort. Birth is, in a manner, the beginning of death.
Il est au début de la trentaine. He is in his early thirties.
Ma sœur se marie au début de l'année prochaine. My sister will get married early next year.
Même en portant un complet Armani et en conduisant une Jaguar, à la fin on est pareils aux fourmis. On bouge, on bouge et on meurt sans raison. Even if we wear an Armani suite or drive a Jaguar, in the end we're the same as ants. We move and move pointlessly and then we die.
« Est-ce de l'arabe ? » « Non, c'est du ouïghour — une langue parlée dans le Nord-Ouest de la Chine. » "Is this Arabic?" "No, it's Uyghur - a language that's spoken in northwestern China."
Le début de l'histoire était intéressant. The beginning of the story was interesting.
Le mois n'est pas terminé à la fin de ma paie. Have more month left over at the end of the money.
Je n'appelle pas ça de la colonisation. Je l'appelle de l'exploitation systématique des matières premières. I don't call it colonization, I call it systematic raw materials exploitation.
Au début de chaque weekend, je suis à la fois fatigué et joyeux. At the start of every weekend, I am both tired and happy.
Je quitte mon emploi actuel à la fin du mois. I'm quitting my current job as of the end of the month.
L'étude de la philosophie relève des humanités. The study of philosophy belongs to the humanities.
Au début de l'adolescence, je ne m'entendais pas toujours très bien avec mes parents. During my early teens, I was not always on the best of terms with my parents.
La fin justifie-t-elle les moyens ? Does the end justify the means?
Y a-t-il des marchés ou des supermarchés près d'ici ? Est-ce pratique pour acheter les objets de la vie quotidienne ? Are there any markets or supermarkets around here? Is it convenient for daily shopping?
J'ai toujours nourri mes chiens en début de soirée. I've always fed my dogs in the early evening.
Tu n'es pas obligé d'attendre jusqu'à la fin. You don't have to wait until the end.
Il y avait de belles fleurs au bureau de la réception. There were beautiful flowers on the reception desk.
Tom et Mary se retrouvèrent alors côte à côte au début de cette phrase et entreprirent de l'explorer. Tom and Mary then found themselves side by side at the start of this sentence and undertook to explore it.
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