Sentence examples for consistently finished from inspiring English sources

And for the rest of 2011 it consistently finished above the audience totals from previous seasons.

Since its promotion, the club has consistently finished in midtable but it has yet to push into the top 10.

At that time the school's football team had consistently finished at or near the bottom of the Big Ten Conference and had not had a winning season since 1971.

Falcons 24, Vikings 14 One reason Mike Smith has consistently finished near the top in the league Coach of the Year voting (including winning it in '08) is the Falcons almost always win the games they're supposed to win.

It was in 1948 that Stoke Mandeville hosted the first ever Paralympics and Britain have consistently finished in the upper echelons of the medal table ever since, although it was not until the Barcelona Games in 1992 that their achievements really caught the wider public's attention.

Even so, in the 10 races to the Hungarian Grand Prix, Vettel won four times and consistently finished strongly elsewhere.

Riders who consistently finish out of the money don't stay around the N.Y.R.A. jockey colony long.

He consistently finishes his runs with good pad level and a little extra punishment for good measure.

Liverpool's glory days may have passed, but the club consistently finishes in the top six positions.

The magazine, which as little as a eight years ago had the most ad pages of any newsmagazine, now consistently finishes third to Time and Newsweek.

His presence there is vital because no other big man on the Nets can consistently finish near the rim if the other team can contest the shot.