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The phrase "that ended with" is perfectly correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to describe the conclusion of an event, action, or occurrence. For example: "The rally that began with a march through the city ended with a peaceful gathering in the park."
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All that ended with the German invasion.
But that ended with the cull.
It was a chapter, though, that ended with the recession.
It was a long and winding road that ended with Mr. Mitchell's death in April 2013.
He condemns Washington insiders but had a forty-year Washington career that ended with ethic violations.
Hundreds joined DevFest for a week of workshops that ended with an 18-hour hackathon.
They played ugly, mediocre baseball, protracted offensive battles that ended with football-like scores.
The papacy entered a turbulent decade that ended with the election of Benedict VII (974 983).
Rihanna closed out the show with a low-key set that ended with "Umbrella".
A painful, stabby chore that ended with me eyeing the tail end of a cow.
The Detroit Symphony just finished a bruising six-month strike that ended with large pay cuts.
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