Sentence examples for end of all things from inspiring English sources
‘end of all things’ is correct and usable in written English
You could use it to refer to the end of a period of time, a process, or a collection of things. For example, "The end of all things is near; let us prepare for it."
"Directing is his end of all things and his beginning".
Feel the power of the Tower, and revel in the nihilism of The End of All Things.
And to join up all in one perfect place, one perfect circle, the origin and end of all things.
We bought them in early May, when classes began to decelerate, post-grad plans were mostly cemented, and the end of all things MIT loomed large.
And you -- a generation removed from the end of all things -- have nothing to inherit except useless tools manufactured for the outdated machines.
What does it mean to orient oneself in thinking -- On the miscarriage of all philosophical trials in theodicy Religion within the boundaries of mere reason The end of all things.
TechCrunch understands from sources close to the companies that the deal is underway and should close this quarter, possibly by the end of February — all things being equal — and will be in the region of $100 million.
It signals the end of basically all things good -- snuggles, pleasant dreams and the start of one of the worst moments of the day: getting out of that nice, warm bed.
'There are too many people involved and the planning has gone on for so long that there are too many opportunities to leave loose ends.' Of all the things that have been said about the Tonbridge robbery over the past four days the most troubling was the one that has so far been left unexamined.
Whatever the CAN is you will quickly find that your entire outlook on your life is changing for the better and you'll realize that your illness is not the end of all good things.
The concert ends with, of all things, Beethoven's "Pastoral" Symphony.
