An end: the end of anything
The word "finish" is correct and usable in written English. You can use it when you want to express the idea of reaching the end of a process, task, or activity. For example, "I just finished painting the fence".
"For customers intending to start or finish their journey at King's Cross, consideration should be given to deferring travel plans to either Sunday or Monday.
"It is untrue from start to finish, and was quite likely dreamt up by the Labour press office.
But let us finish on a positive note.
But seven unanswered goals from the Swans closed the margin to just three points midway through the final term, ensuring for a frantic finish.
Other features include automatically emailing you when your builds finish, and updating the widget on GitHub pull requests with the build status.
Dortmund had stormed through the group stage, losing only one match to finish ahead of Arsenal, but have struggled domestically.
Formally, Valencia still have a €230m debt and face a significant challenge to finish the new stadium, if they do ultimately do so, and sell the old one.
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