Sentence examples for better at the final from inspiring English sources

Its setups have, for at least the past 25 years, challenged the best players to make par or better at the final hole to win the championship.

In our patients, we found that more than 90% had a visual acuity of 20/40 or better at the final follow-up.

(And it seemed, on the whole, better tempered: at the final horn, both the losing American and the victorious Canadian women looked angry; I have rarely seen a more reluctant hockey handshake).

Fresh off the handshake line, the Rangers dared not acknowledge that they have a better shot at the finals now that Boston has been eliminated.

Polly was doing much better, but fell at the final hurdle after failing to guess the cost of a couple of llamas.

23 The patients in Group R who received 30 mg edaravone at the start of the vitrectomy had significantly better visual acuity at the final examination.

The 41-year-old knows his side will need to do better in the final at Old Trafford, when Australia will bid to avenge their defeat in the 2008 showpiece.

We could've done better in the final third at times.

BBC Radio Nottingham's Dave Bracegirdle: "Nottinghamshire enjoyed the better of the final day at Headingley but ran out of time as they pressed for an unlikely victory.

But there were 20 players at nine under or better, meaning the final round could be a wide-open shootout, particularly if conditions remain near perfect for scoring.

The 28-year-old has fared slightly better at The Crucible, having reached the final in 2007, and another semi-final in 2010.