end to end

1. In a row with the ends touching. For example, The logs were laid end to end . [Mid-1800s]

2. from end to end . Throughout the length of something, as in We hiked the Appalachian Trail from end to end . [First half of 1600s]

Example Sentences

“We’d like to own a sport, end to end,” Eddie Cue, Apple’s senior vice president of services, said on the podcast “The Town” earlier this week, citing the ease for sports fans to not have to navigate blackouts or search for where to watch which event.

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Qiu modeled the project through designing superblocks that could be repeated end to end throughout each community.

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Authorities say seven areas have so far been evacuated: Synterina, Dimolaki, Maliasteka, Agiasma, Charvalo, Drosia and the settlement of Ari, which has been severely affected, with the fire sweeping through from end to end.

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Northampton refused to be shifted from the contest and, with Freeman and Mahamadou Diaby both in the sin-bin and the game swinging wildly from end to end, Coles went over in the final play of the half after Sleightholme had bumped off a tackler.

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The success of the project, however, does not just depend on the appetite of the water voles, but how well the glitter can retain its shine from end to end.

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