Sentence examples for and finally full from inspiring English sources

The transition processes from FSS to RSS and finally full flow during staging event were specially emphasized.

Rather, it usually evolves along a continuum that ranges from exclusion, to neglect, through to neutrality and awareness, and finally, full inclusion.

Their friendship develops into love of both a spiritual and physical kind - first a kiss while swimming in a brook on the moors, then a more passionate embrace on a neglected grass tennis court and finally full consummation.

Every window was occupied, with faces looking down, and many of them belched out toilet paper and shredded documents and, finally, full 11x14 sheets of paper, which must have resulted in at least one paper cut.

Every window was occupied, with faces looking down, and many of them belched out toilet paper and shredded documents and, finally, full 11×14 sheets of paper, which must have resulted in at least one paper cut.

And finally, full Gmail and Google Calendar support is coming to Google Frame in the "near future," Google says.

The first stop was stripping, followed by big tips for back-room oral sex, and, finally, full-blown prostitution.

In early October, Destine, Raymond and Miguel moved back in with their mother, Marisol Lopez, 40, who gained visitation rights over the years and, finally, full-time custody.

Each player, I discovered, must painstakingly advance through a series of job types: internship, contract job, part-time job, and finally full-time job, a process of advancement that is maddening by design.

In fact the video referee was in action before three minutes had elapsed, Carter, back in harness with Ma'a Nonu and finally full-back Israel Dagg almost putting the right-wing Cory Jane over in the corner.

In that character test, Clinton neither excelled (as did, for example, John Kerry, who fought heroically in the war despite doubts about and finally full-throated opposition to it) nor flunked (as did, for example, Dick Cheney, who both supported the war and single-mindedly avoided getting anywhere near it).