in the end

Idioms  

1. Eventually, ultimately, as in All will turn out well in the end. [Mid-1500s]

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Example Sentences

But in the end, they did - choosing to spend Christmas Day with the wider Royal Family, rather than with their parents in disgrace at Royal Lodge.

From BBC

It’s not my place or intent to warn Black people about racism, because that would be ludicrous and insulting, but I’ll warn the rest of us because in the end, authoritarianism targets everyone.

From Los Angeles Times

She picked up one of the teeth and inserted it into a notch that had been carved in the end of one of the sticks.

From Literature

They added: "Thank you very much for all your help in this matter and sorry that it didn't work out in the end!"

From BBC

When he states that “in the end AI will be able to do everything,” he means it literally.

From The Wall Street Journal

Related Words

• finally
• in the course of time
• one day
• someday
• sooner or later
• ultimately