Idiom: on end

Meaning

Idiom: on end

— When you're deployed in the military you can be away from your family for months on end.

— Working in retail was awful for my health because I had to stand for hours on end.

— Our baby has been crying all night for weeks on end and my wife and I haven't had any sleep.

— I've been going to that dry cleaners for years on end so I was shocked to see they had closed without any warning.

— This summer has been amazing. We've had 80 degree weather and blue skies for weeks on end.

— I've been spending $20 everyday eating out for weeks on end and I really need to go grocery stopping .

— My parents have been nagging me to do my college applications for months on end.

— You've been complaining about your job for months on end. Just quit already!