Examples of 'end somewhere' in a sentence
Meaning of "end somewhere"
end somewhere - This phrase suggests that a situation, journey, or process has a definite conclusion or outcome, even if the specific details or location of that ending may be uncertain or unknown
How to use "end somewhere" in a sentence
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end somewhere
Just start somewhere and end somewhere.
Mine will end somewhere in the darkness of a foreign land.
Because every road gotta end somewhere.
Back end somewhere.
But the book has to end somewhere.
Want to end somewhere as parking attendant?
But this shit has to end somewhere.
And, they will end somewhere on that time line.
There has to be a loose end somewhere.
It is said to end somewhere by the “ bodden ”.
Food processed by the body has to end somewhere.
It must end somewhere.
Everyone started somewhere and will end somewhere.
Got to end somewhere.
Visitors have a sense of venturing into the wild on a road that will end somewhere special.
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It has to end somewhere.
Also, a game was supposed to have a definite end somewhere.
You seem to be in a real hurry to end somewhere before your life has begun.
However, historical documentation has to start and end somewhere.
I figured it had to end somewhere and I was right.
After all, the chain of reduction has to end somewhere.
Profane time came to an end somewhere in the more Middle Ages.
But deep down inside … you must have known it all had to end somewhere.
And they all end somewhere.
Want to end somewhere as parking attendant? And then?
The cable has to end somewhere.
What exactly is a never-ending pasta bowl? It must end somewhere.
Most contemporary shirt sleeves end somewhere between the mid-upper arm and the wrist.
Oh, just start somewhere and end somewhere.
Well anyway, in the end somewhere we prove in our life, “ Yes!
Even endless stretches end somewhere.
All the roads end somewhere.
This is not the end of it, but I have to end somewhere.
This all has to end somewhere.
Nevertheless, the list has to end somewhere.
Magic had to end somewhere.
I suppose, however, a novel has to end somewhere.
Every odyssey must end somewhere.
Evidently, God 's day had lost its end somewhere.
But a novel has to end somewhere.
Nonetheless, I think … it has to end somewhere.
Everything must end somewhere.
So the analogy has to end somewhere.
There is always a light at the end somewhere right?
Both refer to uncomplicated-looking dresses that end somewhere around the knee.
This building 's gotta end somewhere.
Layer 's got to end somewhere.
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You should be somewhere where they write
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End poverty in all its forms everywhere
This could be the end of a beautiful friendship
End this before people get hurt
