Sentence examples for almost every final from inspiring English sources

"I've gone to almost every final four since I was born," Matt Abbott, a Syracuse midfielder, said.

Of these, all but "Clash on the Big Bridge" are recurring pieces used in almost every Final Fantasy game.

It's a fairly well-known summon – Ramuh has been present in almost every Final Fantasy since III – but it's probably safe to say he's never been a massive favourite.

It's a fairly well-known summon Ramuh has been present in almost every Final Fantasy since III but it's probably safe to say he's never been a massive favorite.

But first must come the passage of time, the product of Commissioner Adam Silver's desire for three days of rest between (almost) every NBA Finals game.

It's the first and last thing in almost every pan: the final hit is called "monter au beurre".

While the subjects didn't appear particularly distracted by the prime, their brains certainly did: Almost every time the final number differed from the subliminal one, the brain responded as if it wanted to press the buzzer with the wrong hand--the one a subject would use if reacting to the prime.

After Williams hit his 3, the Bruins answered almost every time until the final two minutes.

But Florida, using a pressing defense and calling timeouts after almost every basket in the final minutes, cut Wisconsin's big lead to 75-71 on Tombi Bell's layup with 1 09 to play.

Malkin, relying on his speed and offensive creativity to set up scoring chances on almost every shift in the final period, made it 6-4 less than four minutes later with a one-man goal.

This has happened in almost every recent World Cup final but for the '98 one Zidane first bossed.