bring an end to something

So I want to bring their story to an end, and tell you what has happened to them all.

Thus 109 years of child care on the site was brought to an end.

His death, in 1960, brought the history of the company to an end.

But the process did not bring the world to an end.

First, our war on children must be brought to an end.

Health and financial problems brought his work to an end in 1934.

This week, we finally brought our war in Iraq to an end.

How far must I go to bring it to an end between us?

Are we now simply to bring the process to an end, or is there a way out of the situation?

Now is the time to bring this process finally to an end.