Examples of 'ended the great' in a sentence
Meaning of "ended the great"
Ended the great: Refers to the conclusion or termination of something significant or large-scale. It could indicate the conclusion of a major event, era, war, or crisis. The phrase implies the closure of a notable chapter or period
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ended the great
And ended the great depression.
It was the money expended on WWII that ended the great depression.
Thus ended the great rebellion.
He led the allies in World War II and ended the great depression.
And so ended the great crime wave on wisteria lane.
This last battle ended the Great Mutiny.
So ended the great disaster.
This election effectively ended the Great Schism of the West.
Thus ended the great expedition of the Athenians and their confederates into Egypt.
The Bar-Kokheva revolt abruptly ended the great days of Rabbi Akiva 's seminary.
So ended the great disaster at Quicksand Bottoms.
What treaty ended the Great War?
Thus ended the great Swedish invasion of Russia, which was the occasion.
The Treaty of Versailles, which ended the Great War, sanctioned Poland 's independence.
So ended the great Franklin County Moonshine Conspiracy, as it became known.
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And so ended the great Keaton decade.
So ended the great disaster at Quicksand Bottoms . Oh, yes.
A victory that ended the great war and brought forth the reign of Mount Olympus.
That ended the great UN UFO debate.
What ended the Great Depression ".
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We could have all ended up in the can
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Examples of using Great
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It was a great scandal and a real struggle to shoot
There is millions of great movies out there
Great holes have been cut in the earth
