End example sentences

Related (15): finish, conclusion, termination, cease, stop, final, closing, ending, completion, culmination, finale, boundary, edge, terminus, expiration

"End" Example Sentences

  1. I can't believe we've reached the end of the semester already.
  2. She walked to the end of the pier and stared out at the ocean.
  3. The movie had a twist at the end that nobody saw coming.
  4. We need to end this conversation before it gets worse.
  5. By the end of next month, I'll have saved enough for a down payment.
  6. He kept talking until the very end of the meeting.
  7. Look, I'm just going to end things here — this isn't working.
  8. The end credits rolled and half the theater had already left.
  9. I hate when people spoil the end of a book you're reading.
  10. We're trying to end our lease early, but the landlord won't budge.
  11. At the end of the day, you have to do what feels right.
  12. She reached the end of her rope and quit without notice.
  13. The end of that relationship was messier than anyone expected.
  14. Can we please end this argument and just move on?
  15. He's been sick since the end of October.
  16. The end of the road for that company came faster than predicted.
  17. I want to end on a positive note, so let me say this.
  18. They decided to end their partnership after five years.
  19. The end of summer always makes me feel a little sad.
  20. You can't just end a friendship without explanation.
  21. From beginning to end, that performance was flawless.
  22. She's been stressed since the end of the trial.
  23. The end is near — I can feel it.
  24. We should end this before someone gets hurt.
  25. The end of the tunnel finally showed some light.
  26. He typed 'the end' and closed his laptop for good.
  27. By the end of the week, everything had changed.
  28. The end of that era marked the start of something new.
  29. I'm going to end this call now — talk later?
  30. The end result was better than we'd hoped.
  31. She couldn't see the end of the line from where she stood.
  32. The end of the story is still being written.
  33. We need to end this cycle of blame and actually fix things.
  34. The end of his career was bittersweet.
  35. At the end, what matters most is how you treated people.
  36. The end of the year always brings reflection.
  37. He wanted to end things on his own terms.
  38. The end of that dream hurt more than she admitted.
  39. Can we end this meeting five minutes early?
  40. The end of the beginning is where real work starts.

Common Phrases

  1. at the end of the day
  2. in the end
  3. come to an end
  4. end result
  5. end of the line
  6. the end of the road
  7. reach the end
  8. end in sight
  9. end of story
  10. end times
  11. end goal
  12. end user
  13. end date
  14. loose end
  15. bitter end

Examples by Level

A1
  1. The movie has an end.
  2. My teacher said the class will end at three o'clock.
  3. I want to know the end of the story.
A2
  1. By the end of summer, I had forgotten most of my Spanish.
  2. She didn't want the conversation to end, but he was already leaving.
  3. The end of the road was blocked by construction.
B1
  1. It's funny how you never see the end coming until you're already there.
  2. He kept talking about quitting, but by the end of the year he was still in the job.
  3. The end credits rolled and nobody moved — we all just sat there.
B2
  1. There's something bittersweet about reaching the end of a book you've loved; you're relieved but also slightly bereft.
  2. She'd been dreading the end of their arrangement, though she knew it was inevitable.
  3. The end of their friendship wasn't dramatic or sudden — it just quietly faded over months.
C1
  1. What we perceive as an end is often merely a transition, though our minds resist that ambiguity.
  2. The end of empire rarely announces itself; it whispers through bureaucratic failure and cultural exhaustion.
  3. He'd spent decades chasing something that, in the end, turned out to be a mirage of his own making.
C2
  1. There's a peculiar mercy in the end — not in its finality, but in the permission it grants to stop trying.
  2. The end of their affair left no wreckage, no dramatic confrontation; just a slow, mutual acknowledgment that the thing had already died.
  3. In the end, what haunted him wasn't the loss itself, but the realization that he'd seen it coming all along and done nothing.

Examples by Scenario

🏠 Everyday Life
  1. My kid asked me to read the same book every night, and now I can recite the end from memory.
  2. The end of daylight saving time always messes with my sleep schedule for a week.
  3. I finally finished the project I've been putting off — the end result isn't perfect, but it's done.
💼 Workplace
  1. By the end of the quarter, we're always scrambling to hit our numbers.
  2. She announced her resignation at the end of the meeting, which was awkward timing.
  3. The end of the fiscal year means everyone's suddenly interested in their budget reports.
📊 Business
  1. The end goal is to increase market share by fifteen percent, but we're tracking at eight.
  2. Our competitor's recent acquisition signals the end of an era for independent retailers in this space.
  3. The end result of the merger will determine whether we keep the current leadership team.
🛒 Buying / Shopping
  1. I waited until the end of the season to buy winter coats — everything was half off.
  2. The end price after taxes and shipping was way more than I expected.
  3. They had a clearance section at the end of the store with some decent deals.
✈️ Travel
  1. By the end of the trip, we'd spent more on food than on the hotel.
  2. The end of our flight was delayed because of weather, so we missed our connection.
  3. We saved the best restaurant for the end of our vacation — it was worth the wait.
📚 Education
  1. The end of the semester is when students finally start asking for help.
  2. My son's teacher said the end goal is for kids to read independently by third grade.
  3. The end of high school felt surreal — suddenly everyone was talking about college.
❤️ Relationships
  1. We both knew the end was coming, but neither of us wanted to be the one to say it.
  2. The end of our friendship hurt more than I expected, even though we'd been drifting for years.
  3. He told me at the end of the night that he was moving away, which felt like a punch.
📰 News / Politics
  1. The end of the investigation revealed nothing the media hadn't already speculated about.
  2. Political analysts are debating whether this marks the end of the current administration's influence.
  3. The end of the trade agreement could affect prices across multiple industries.
💻 Technology
  1. The end of support for that operating system means millions of devices will become obsolete.
  2. They announced the end of the free tier, so now everyone has to pay.
  3. The end credits scene in the app showed a hidden Easter egg that nobody noticed.
📝 Formal Writing
  1. In conclusion, the end of the study period showed measurable improvement in participant outcomes.
  2. The end date for applications is March thirty-first; submissions received after this will not be considered.
  3. The end result of the analysis indicates a statistically significant correlation between variables.

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