Similar words: extended, suspended, apprehended, independent, independence, be independent of, funded, minded. Meaning: [end] 
adj. having come or been brought to a conclusion.
adj. having come or been brought to a conclusion. 
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91. The match ended in a draw 2-2.
92. There were terrific rejoicings on the day war ended.
93. The presentation ended on an upbeat note.
94. The evening ended with a dramatic display of fireworks.
95. My efforts ended in total failure.
96. He ended up as head of the firm.
97. The council's first meeting ended in acrimony.
98. She ended up swapping jobs with her secretary.
99. He ended up as general manager of the company.
100. He ended his life a happy man.
101. He ended up on skid row.
102. We ended the meeting off with the Internationale.
103. The enemy's dream ended in smoke.
104. The book ended on an optimistic note.
105. The battle ended in everyone dying.
106. The year had ended on a sombre note.
107. The match ended in knockout in the fifth round.
108. The music ended and the girl took a bow.
109. The match ended in a draw .
110. The passage ended blindly fifty feet away.
111. The tensions between them ended in a big blow-up.
112. The battle ended in a victory.
113. She finally saw the light and ended the relationship.
114. The film ended most satisfactorily:vice punished and virtue rewarded.
115. As the programme ended[http://sentencedict.com], their conversation was faded out.
116. The criminal ended up in the gallows.
117. The scandal destroyed Simmons and ended his political career.
118. The show ended in disaster when the tent collapsed.
119. Their attempts to make public disorder ended in fiasco.
120. How come you've ended up here?
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