Sentence examples for really ends from inspiring English sources

Nothing ever really ends.

Who really ends up paying?

Who really ends up paying these taxes?

It really ends at the water's edge.

When you're the boss, the workday never really ends.

As we're about to see, between 1768 and 1774, Boston really ends up taking center stage.

The other is that this story line never really ends all that well.

We had best lower our expectations of government's breadth, even when the recession really ends.

His dietary needs change week by week, and the shuffling between doctors' appointments never really ends.

But whether this story really ends badly depends on your point of view.

The college basketball season never really ends, it just mutates into Draft speculation.