End
End verb - To bring (an event) to a natural or appropriate stopping point.
Springing
Both words in one sentence
- The first season of Beast Wars was similar, with various questions springing up (Tarantulas trying to get a stasis pod, the strange rock formation) to be left unanswered until the end.
Source: Half-Arc Season - After springing his ultimate plan and saving Saiga's life, he flies back to the Tennozu Tower, activates the self destruct for a massive reactor under it and calmly waits for the end, joined by his dedicated servant Tsujidou.
Source: Face Death with Dignity - By the end of the first book it's clear humanity is going to survive — most remaining threat comes from would-be warlords and despots, who want to enslave rather than kill — but the cultures that are springing up aren't precisely what you'd expect.
Source: Apocalypse How / Class 2
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