End
End verb - To bring (an event) to a natural or appropriate stopping point.
Roll on
Both terms in one sentence
- It's pretty funny until the end, when Garfield's eyes grow so big, they fall off his face and roll on the table, leaving two disturbing empty sockets on his face.
Source: Nightmare Fuel / Web Original -
Interrupted by the End: Cathy learns whether her unborn child will be a boy or a girl, just before the credits roll on a shot of Jack Ryan anxiously awaiting the answer.
Source: Film / Patriot Games -
The Stinger: The end titles for the first movie start to roll on the screen, while Cheryl picks at a wound on the back of her neck... Subverted because the credits disappear, Cheryl turns into a Demon, but is shot and killed before she can harm George.
Source: Film / Demoni
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