end of steel

noun

1. a point up to which railway tracks have been laid
2. a town located at such a point

Example Sentences

One is the end of steel, which provides two-fifths of revenues.

From Economist

Terry Frank, a former steelworker in his 50s who has not worked since the steelworks closed, says the bell was tolling for the end of steel, but they thought the government might intervene like in other countries.

From BBC

The closure of the coke ovens and blast furnace saw the end of steel production at the 98-year-old Redcar works.

From BBC

There are also warnings that the end of steel production in Port Talbot would severely undermine Britain's defence capability and its status as a leading military power.

From BBC

A failure to act and tackle the dumping of cheap Chinese steel will spell the end of steel in the U.K.,” he said.

From Wall Street Journal