Meanings of terminated so in English

This adventure, which had terminated so famously, Count Brenda now related to his friends and comrades.

It is rare that someone whose career has been terminated so abruptly emerges with an improved reputation.

Sapor had formed the resolution to renew the contest terminated so unfavorably forty years earlier by his grandfather.

I'm glad it terminated so well.

The prime minister said some overseas posts may have to be terminated so that more important ones are properly funded.

It was a long, hard journey, but neither of the youths minded it, both being thankful that the adventure had terminated so happily.

He has evidently been very much exercised over this matter, and I cannot but feel greatly relieved that affairs have terminated so satisfactorily.

In Strasburg occurred the famous love-passage with Friederike Brion, which terminated so unhappily at the time, and so fortunately in the end, for both.

His success, told of in France, was the indirect cause of another emigration to Texas, led by General Lallemand, and which terminated so disastrously.

Altho the first attempt to conquer the Eddystone had terminated so disastrously, it was not long before another effort was made to mark the reef.

It should be considered as a farce, and you will yet see it terminated so as to leave only ridicule and contempt to its abettors.

An opportunity of writing now offers,-thefirst since our leaving Florence, before going on our Tennessee campaign, which has finally terminated so disastrously for us.

From my point of view, she would have been far better off without the unfortunate attachment which-thoughto a very worthy person-terminatedso sadly.