End
End verb - To bring (an event) to a natural or appropriate stopping point.
Go out
Go out verb - Become extinguished.
Usage example: The lights suddenly went out and we were in the dark
Both terms in one sentence
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Riding into the Sunset: The group sees a bright light outside at the end and go out the door to see what it is at the end of the movie.
Source: Film / Parallels -
The end of the chorus of "Fences" by Paramore features the line: 'So smile/'Cause you'll go out in style.'
Source: Go Out with a Smile -
Roderick and Gillian both plan to go out this way in the end but change their mind.
Source: Film / Sex And Death 101
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