Sentence examples for ended meaning from inspiring English sources

Thursday's lunch break ended, meaning it was time for Mr. Gonzalez and a colleague, Ramiro DeFerrari, to go back up.

Our week came immediately after the school holidays ended, meaning the house and cottages were relatively quiet, with only three families and five infants, counting us, scattered about.

That has now ended – meaning Amazon's APIs are broadly available.

In February, Netflix's deal with Starz ended, meaning it lost access to new movies from Disney and Sony.

The stamp duty holiday for first-time house buyers has ended, meaning they will join others in paying 1% tax on properties worth more than £125,000.

Last May when Facebook made its last proposal that also received enough comments, Facebook set up a voting period starting two weeks after the comment period ended, meaning this vote could begin around December 11th.

The law was to take effect 90 days after the legislative session ends, meaning by August.

The park would be unveiled just as the flood of new books and films would end, meaning Harry Potter might be fading from public imagination just in time for the grand opening.

Technical saturation magnetic moment is where virtually it is almost saturating, i.e. where the hysteresis loop ends meaning thereby the divergence ends, and single line of magnetization starts as one progresses in magnetic field.

But even if a single battle is won, there is no conclusive ending, meaning that the war still rages on".

Sad and pathetic, Fiona laments her aging, and rues the day "the dance would end," meaning that men no longer find her sexually attractive.