Sentence examples for back on the final from inspiring English sources

Tampa Bay won seven in a row, lost two in Toronto, then came back on the final day of the season to win one more time and force Monday night's tiebreaker game with the Rangers, with the winner getting the second wild card.

The day's big loser was defending champion Hesjedal who fell back on the final short climb of the stage and finished more than one minute behind the leaders and he is now more than three minutes behind Nibali.

Flanery describes how "she draws her lips back on the final syllable, her teeth part.

However, the Briton came back on the final 25m to out-touch the Russian to beat her world record.

Els was 8 years old when Player won the 1978 Masters, shooting a 64 to rally from seven strokes back on the final day.

Lawrie, the last British player to win the British Open, did indeed come from 10 back on the final day to win at Carnoustie in 1999.

His admonition was punctuated by the words on the back of the final edition of "The Whole Earth Catalog," which he quoted: "Stay hungry.

Poldark launched on 8 March with an audience of almost 7million, with viewing boosted by the fact it launched on the back of the final episode of the fourth series of Call the Midwife, which drew 8.7 million viewers.

He concludes the speech by sharing with the graduates a phrase that he first saw on the back of the final issue of The Whole Earth Catalogue when he was the age of the graduates: "Stay hungry.

If you look back on the Finals teams from last year or even the conference championship teams, there's no starter you'd trade him for.

Turn over your sheet of tracing paper and draw over the lines onto one of your pieces of coloured paper (you will be drawing on the back so the final image won't have any pencil marks on).