End
End verb - To bring (an event) to a natural or appropriate stopping point.
Line up
Line up verb - Form a line.
Both terms in one sentence
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The tight end usually lines up alongside or offset from the offensive line (in other words, they line up tight on the ends of the offensive line).
Source: Useful Notes / American Football -
At the end of Atlantean Stronghold, Lara needs to line up a precision jump into one of the grooves in the building on the ground.
Source: Video Game / Tomb Raider -
Eliot suspects his wife was having an affair with the Body of the Week, an old, old friend of his, because their movements line up for months on end.
Source: Series / Unforgettable
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