Examples of 'lot at the end' in a sentence
Meaning of "lot at the end"
Lot at the end: This phrase is often used to refer to a vacant or empty space at the end of a street or road. It can also be metaphorically interpreted to mean a last opportunity or chance
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lot at the end
There are a lot at the end of the year.
I was the one who paid a lot at the end.
They mean a lot at the end of the season.
I will see you lovely lot at the end.
There is a lot at the end of Fourth Street.
She lingered a long time and suffered a lot at the end.
I had read a lot at the end of last year.
You will end up back at the main parking lot at the end.
I bought a lot at the end.
I bought a lot at the end of Chink 's alley you can use.
It says you will stand in your lot at the end of the days.
That means a lot at the end of a long, wet day.
Actually Erol cried a lot at the end.
Then reprise the lot at the end in a great, big sing-along.
No, I'm not. I will see you lovely lot at the end.
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I like to come up here a lot at the end of the semester to unwind.
Your little one cries a lot at the end of the day.
Parking ( fee-based ) in the lot at the end of Angora Ridge Road is limited.
Rest, but you will stand up for your lot at the end of the days . ”.
We fought a lot at the end.
I cried a lot at the end.
There is a paid parking lot at the end of the road too.
It was in that parking lot at the end of Truesdale.
The trailhead is by the parking lot at the end of Mount Edith Cavell Road.
Do you remember that empty lot at the end of Caffey?
And so, Daniel stood in his lot at the end of the days.
You shall “ stand in your lot at the end of the days . ”.
Like Daniel, he will " stand in his lot at the end of the days . ".
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