day end's Usage Examples:

All exchange rates are as of trading day end of Dec, 31, 2019.

The Nordic settlers mostly lived in Uniontown, near the present-day end of the Astoria–Megler Bridge, and took fishing jobs; the Chinese tended.

because he believed that there was a promise in America that would one day end all forms of discrimination.

Lap 240: David Sisco would see his race day end prematurely due to engine failure.

stated that Pete Ross"s knowledge of Superboy"s secret identity would one day end up saving Superman"s life (explaining why the Legion allowed Pete to retain.

The forms of competition that the NAKO offers are as follows:Beginner speed ladderIntermediate speed ladderAmateur open divisionPro Open DivisionFreestyleEach style of competition is split up into different times across each day of the event, so a portion of every competition is completed by the time each day ends.

Meal penalties are monetary compensation that are incurred every half hour after the six-hour deadline until a meal break is given, or the shoot day ends.

Swayambhu Mahachaitya Indrayani Naxal Bhagwati Khasti Chaitya (Boudhanath) day end Gujeshwori Ashok Chaitya (Lagankhel) end Dipankha Yatra was organized on.

The game progresses throughout the day, with the sky turning a darker shade of blue, and eventually turning black as the day ends.

Wavell Hinds also departed before the day ended, edging a wide ball from Abdul Razzaq, and with the score 114 for 6 overnight, everyone just expected the West Indies to meekly roll over, and that they did – losing three wickets within the space of seven balls as Powell, Browne and King were out in succession.

Mody Road was then extended east to its present-day end at Science Museum Road, but this new road was called Ching Yee Road.

The day ended without a clear victory by either side.

The first day ended at Max Haviland"s Island where the questers camped and started off again Sunday morning.

Synonyms:

yesterday, unit of time, day of the month, dark, midday, today, mean solar day, twenty-four hour period, 24-hour interval, daylight, morrow, twenty-four hours, solar day, hr, high noon, eve, tomorrow, date, twelve noon, daytime, noon, hour, night, noontide, nighttime, 60 minutes, noonday, time unit,

Antonyms:

day, unconcealed, sunrise, past, sunset,