Example of closing remarks

"Closing remarks" may be made when finalizing an address or speech to an audience of any size or when finalizing a private conversation between any number of people. For example, suppose the treasurer of any organization is giving a speech about the financial situation of that organization, he/she may say "In conclusion, I must advise that our funds are sorely depleted." Alternatively, the treasurer may have said, "In finalizing my address, I must advise.....etc.", as above. "Closing remarks" between between two people or a small group of friends may be less formal. For example, if one has been chatting with one's neighbours and for whatever reason either party wants to terminate the conversation, one may say "It has been nice chatting with you, but I really must leave you now because I have left something on the stove that might boil over." Alternatively, they may have said "Oh, is that the time? I have to run now - my children will be home from school soon."