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- End is a valley nestled between virtually impassible mountains. It's actual location is unknown; it may be part of a much larger world or the mountains and surrounding wasteland may in fact be all there is to this world. Either way, it matters not as the only way to reach the valley these days is through the Bastion.
- End is a senior officer of the crew Rolling Thunder and a member of the flag Tempest on the Viridian Ocean. He has flip-flopped around crews however, and has gone out as an individual pirate frequently as well. Most know End for his impressive swordfighting tactics.
- Marks the end of an If/Then statement, an If/Then/Else or any loop statement (For(, While, or Repeat).
- Name: End Run Time: 7:30 Year: 1999
- is chapter 609 of the original Naruto manga.
- END is a QUEST command used to end the Scene. It has no arguments. Regardless of the positioning of END commands, the game considers any following commands to still be part of the scene until a new SCENE command is issued.
- End is one of the most dangerous keys of a computer. If you press it you will be transported to the end of the world. It is, in fact, a form of time travel. It often includes a protection from accidental pressing: once it is pressed, you have 5 seconds to press the ESC_key and escape the situation, if it hasn't already legged it. On a Mac, it makes your computer feel the need to put your boots on, kill your father and make sweet, sweet love to your grieving mother. Just for your information, when you press the key with ALT key, you can select alternate routes to the end of the world.
- End is a war table operation in Dragon Age: Inquisition.
- He coats the shuriken with chakra and throws it, acting as a razor-sharp disk of chakra that can then cut through several things. Hokuro can also control its trajectory, and therefore making it very lethal. After impact, the dark chakra used in the shuriken proceeds to further damage and consume the victim of the attack. After the timeskip, Hokuro developed an enhanced version of this technique, End Saucer.
- An end in American football is a player who lines up at either end of the line of scrimmage. Rules state that a legal offensive formation must always consist of seven players on the line of scrimmage. An end who lines up close to the offensive line is known as a tight end, while one who lines up some distance from the offensive line is known as a split end. In recent years, the generic term wide receiver has come to define both split ends and flankers (backs who line up in split positions but behind the line of scrimmage). The terms "split end" and "flanker" are no longer in common usage.
- The episode opens where the last episode ended: Akasaka steps on the accelerator in an attempt to crash through the barricade, and the Yamainu prepare to fire the anti-tank weapon. Suddenly, the Yamainu attempting to fire falls back with a gunshot wound to his right shoulder. The Yamainu in the van quickly realize he was hit by a sniper who, since they did not hear the gunshot, must be over 400 meters away. They attempt to fire at the oncoming care with machine guns to no avail, and Jirō and Akasaka crash through their barrier.
- thumb|Takhle dopadnete po stisku klávesy End End je jedna z nejnebezpečnějších kláves na počítači, pravý opak ztělesnění dobra, klávesy F13. Když ji zmáčknete, budete přeneseni na konec světa. Je to vlastně takový způsob cestováním časem. Vzácně obsahuje i ochranu proti nechtěnému stisknutí: po tom, co se stiskne, máte 5 sekund na stisknutí klávesy Esc (ale podle Murphyho zákona tuto šanci nedostanete). Pokud se zrovna nacházíte na konci světa a zmáčknete ji, přesune vás k Chuckovi Norrisovi, což je ještě horší (v tomto případě nelze stisk stornovat).
- End represents the ultimate fate of the universe, the blank nothingness from which everything was created, and to which everything shall return. He appears as a nicely dressed male figure with freckles and red hair, and speaks with a distinct Scottish accent. His power ranks orders above the Immortals, but is still less than that of Seraphina and Delmerith. He takes no pleasure in his actions, but carries them out all the same. It is implied that he does so out of love for Origin, who brings the new creation after he has completed his work.
- The spreading black hole threatens the galaxy, but there is still hope: Transformers from across the galaxy have banded together to put a stop to the disaster, and deal with Galvatron. Unfortunately, Galvatron still possesses the Omega Lock and the Cyber Planet Keys, and using their power to grow his allies to tremendous sizes, the alliance is quickly routed. There is much rejoicing among Transformer and human alike as Cybertron is reborn, the Transformers prepare to return home, and the kids are reunited with their families.
- Dawn was ascending on the russet night of the smoggy metropolis, Ambredo. Brilliant light shimmering over the horizon burned away the dank bloodstained mud that littered the heavens like a candle in an Ugenda’s den. On an untouched world, pins of light would protect and inspire the minute populace, but Typrus had been stained by wealth, power, and genius, leaving the night hopeless but for the incandescent glow of the cityscape. Change, progress, growth, the future, all set aside to the pleasures of today. One hour earlier, Ambredo, Security Headquarters - 10 miles from Jenvui’s location.
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