Examples of using "Ende" in a sentence and their english translations:
it's over.
The end is in sight.
- Now we're at the end here. - Now we're at the end.
At the end of March we'll marry.
Mission over.
end of story.
to the end of 2017,
The end of money is the end of love.
At the end of March we'll marry.
At the end of March we'll marry.
Tom is in his late thirties.
You gave away the ending.
Better an end with horror than a horror without end.
Unfortunately, the food supplies gave out before the end of winter.
The end of the world is nearing.
Okay? Senescence, the end.
But at the other end
- All's well that ends well.
- All is well that ends well.
- I'm just glad everything worked out.
- This is the end.
- It's the end.
Everything has an end.
He's in his late fifties.
Is the end near?
It was, like, the end of our phone conversation.
The end was near.
- The end is nigh.
- The end is in sight.
- Is it finished?
- Is it over?
Tom was in his late thirties.
The end came suddenly.
It was late August.
The snow did not stop falling.
defending one to the end or evil to the end
All things must have an end.
Not the end of each billing cycle, the end of each month.
When did the meeting end?
I believe it's finished.
When does your lesson end?
The long, hot days between the end of July and the end of August are called 'dog days'.
He came out on top.
She came out on top.
This story has an unhappy ending.
The month is drawing to an end.
- All's well that ends well.
- All is well that ends well.
When does the rainy season end?
The day is almost over.
The meeting was almost over.
I've reached the end of my strength.
Everyone clapped at the end of the concert.
This mission... is over.
This mission... is over.
The end of the monthly lunar cycle.
what happened in the end
we reached the end of it
The Viking age was at an end.
The boy stood on end.
My film has run out.
There is no end to his complaining.
- My patience has come to the breaking point.
- My patience is running out.
- All things must have an end.
- Everything must come to an end.
The day is coming to an end.
Recess ended.
- I'm out of patience.
- My patience has run out.
I ended up winning.
In the end they both fell asleep.
- My patience gave out.
- I'm out of patience.
- I've run out of patience.
Her complaints never cease.
Read the bottom of the page.
I've got all the time in the world.
My talk is coming to the end,
The noise was ceaseless.
It frustrates me to no end.
At the end of March we'll marry.
We're running out of supplies.
After all, nothing remains forever.
He was nearing his end.
The end crowns the work.
The party's over.
They gave away the ending.
The ending is much more interesting.
You gave away the ending.