Meaning:
To bring something to an end, often in a final or definitive way. It implies a closing or conclusion.
Examples:
- The scandal forced the politician to draw the curtain on his career.
- The company decided to draw the curtain on the unprofitable project.
- The play reached its climax and then drew the curtain on the first act.
- The couple drew the curtain on their relationship after years of arguments.
- The doctor advised the patient to draw the curtain on the unhealthy lifestyle.
- The war finally drew the curtain on decades of conflict.
- The old man decided to draw the curtain on his life's work.
- The scandal forced the politician to draw the curtain on his career.
- The company decided to draw the curtain on the unprofitable project.
- The play reached its climax and then drew the curtain on the first act.
- The couple drew the curtain on their relationship after years of arguments.
- The doctor advised the patient to draw the curtain on the unhealthy lifestyle.
- The war finally drew the curtain on decades of conflict.
- The old man decided to draw the curtain on his life's work.
- The concert ended with a standing ovation, drawing the curtain on a memorable performance.
- The government decided to draw the curtain on the controversial policy.
- The team's defeat drew the curtain on their hopes of winning the championship.
- The author decided to draw the curtain on the series with a satisfying conclusion.
- The restaurant closed its doors, drawing the curtain on years of service.
- The movie reached its final scene, drawing the curtain on a thrilling story.
- I think it's time for me to draw the curtain on a long career of teaching.