For example

> そんな感じに日は過ぎて行きました

which may appear at the end of the scene.

Do we have anything similar to this in English?

What is the purpose of using a construction like this instead of naturally
letting the scene end (i.e. what meaning/etc. does it add)?
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The usage of そんな感じに to end a scene in narration
It's mainly for emphasis/embellishment on the day ending. Of course it's not
absolutely necessary, but it gives the viewer a sense of conclusion for that
part of the story and a transition to another part.
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Well, I'm pretty sure there are similar constructions in English... For
example:

> And on that note, let's call it a day.

could easily be the end of a scene.
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