Conclude
Conclude verb - To bring (an event) to a natural or appropriate stopping point.
Set to
Both terms in one sentence
- Special mention must go to "Boote in der Nacht", a full-length ballad in which the by now old and bitter Elisabeth and Franz Joseph conclude that they were never meant to be together, set to the same melody as the standard love song they sang to each other as starry-eyed teenagers.
Source: Dark Reprise -
However, that string of installments is set to conclude fairly soon itself, as Mirror of Fate (the sequel to Lords of Shadow) will then tie into Lords of Shadow 2, which is set to wrap up the Lords of Shadow story.
Source: Capcom Sequel Stagnation -
The son inherits the feud and is set to conclude it.
Source: Film / W.
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