Examples of 'must end' in a sentence
Meaning of "must end"
Must end: Indicates that something needs to come to a conclusion or stop
How to use "must end" in a sentence
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What a shame it must end like this.
It must end and it must end now.
That is why we must end this journey.
We must end the suffering in this war.
And everything must end before noon.
We must end this thing before they do.
But the lies must end with me.
Will must end our conversation now.
The moratorium must end some day.
You must end his chapter now.
And long last looks must end.
The world must end this paralysis.
This is the way we all must end.
The wine must end in the sea.
The civilian suffering must end now.
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All words must end with a vowel.
Impunity for serious violations must end.
Now you must end this strike.
I knew that someday this must end.
The training must end at some point.
We must end the execution of innocent people.
All contracts must end after a year.
It must end with the same irrationality.
All requests must end with please.
We must end the student debt crisis.
I think your song must end soon.
Canada must end this false narrative.
Even the longest night must end.
Events must end by midnight at the latest.
The dangerous downward spiral must end.
It all must end with one shot.
The code of silence must end here.
This must end one day or another.
I showed people the terror must end.
The parties must end their hostilities.
We felt this communist nightmare must end.
Egypt must end attacks on civil society.
And therefore the recount must end.
We must end the gender pay gap.
And on that bombshell we really must end.
You must end the relationship immediately.
But we do always agree that it must end.
Zimbabwean police must end intimidation of activists.
But all good things must end.
A fable must end with a clear moral.
The secrecy and concealment must end.
Ethiopia must end crackdown on government critics.
These very expensive wars must end.
We must end the war on the poor.
Ackley decided the killing must end.
