To secure the best deal, he tried to play both ends against the middle, negotiating separately with each supplier.

If one can't see past the end of one's nose, one will miss the long-term benefits of investing in education.

At choir practice, the teacher recommended using Father Charles goes down and ends battle as a mnemonic to memorize the order of sharps.

He warned the newcomers with the old saying 'snitches get stitches and end up in ditches,' hoping they'd keep quiet.

After hiking all day, I could eat the tail end of a skunk, so let's stop at the next diner.

Although we enjoyed the festival for days, she reminded us that all good things must come to an end.

Honestly, I wouldn't date him — he seems to have a face like the back end of a bus.

He wrote about the endinglessness of the melody, a haunting quality that lingered in the listener's mind.

He shouted world-endingly down the empty street, convinced the last day had come.

In his notes on Old English, he marked several nouns as endingless to indicate they lacked a case ending.