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1. The trial was swiftly brought to an end.

2. The trip will bring to an end years of estrangement between the two countries.

3. We need to bring to an end these needless deaths.

4. The siege was finally brought to an end when the terrorists surrendered.

5. But perhaps Governor Clinton's most remarkable achievement will have been bringing to an end the Reagan-Bush years.

6. Mutual consent An employment contract may be brought to an end by the mutual consent of the parties.

7. They forbade lavish wedding ceremonies, bringing to an end the glitzy Punjabi wedding.

8. At dawn on Saturday 6 February the eight-month lull was abruptly brought to an end.

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9. There is one encounter worth mentioning before we bring to an end this account of Lewis in 1939.

10. Her accession in November 1558 brought to an end a period of terrible insecurity in her life.

11. In 1834, as we have already seen, he brought to an end his six-year occupation of the Danubian Principalities.

12. Catastrophic engine failure brought to an end supersonic airliner Concorde's enviable safety record on Tuesday.

13. The new treaty will Bring to an end the long war.

14. In view of this, the thesis advanced a new "bring to an end" criterion in vibratory piling process, which provide a theoretical basis for ending pile driving.

15. In doing so they bring to an end a debate about the nature of life that has lasted thousands of years.

16. Only those who know the underlying truth can bring to an end.

17. God will one day bring to an end the unnatural rule of Satan and begin His righteous reign as the rightful Ruler of the universe.

18. If he does, it will bring to an end a 10 month barren spell so nearly halted when the Dutchman curled a well-struck drive onto the post against Newcastle last week.

19. Its 12-day mission, the 135th, will bring to an end 30 years of shuttle flights.

20. The new treaty will bring to an end the long war.

21. I will bring to an end all the groaning she caused.

22. To bring to an end by or as if by breaking up; terminate.

23. An independent and well respected mediator is needed to help bring to an end ethnic conflict in border regions around the country[sentencedict.com], according to Christian clergymen.

24. Mr. Obama said this is something Warren will help bring to an end.

25. In contrast with a depression, a recession is relatively to bring to an end.

26. In 2008, just months into the job as the first female finance minister of France, Christine Lagarde used her powers to bring to an end a court battle that had run for years.

27. Sure, it rankled that Apple took 30%, but – hey – at least it would bring to an end the parasitic free riding that was endemic on the web.

28. Our family members overhead and those in your midst are in constant contact and all are diligently serving to help you bring to an end the long era of Illuminati control.

29. In contrast with a depression, a recession is relatively easy to bring to an end.

30. If once we really felt the responsibility of our own actions, how quickly we could bring to an end all these wars, this appalling misery!