Sentence examples for costly finish from inspiring English sources

A costly finish for Poulter meant another Englishman, the Stoke-based David Lynn, claimed second place.

By close of play, Luke Donald's costly finish of bogey-double, bogey suddenly left him two adrift of the leader, Phil Mickelson.

World number one Lee Westwood had a costly finish to his opening round at the Ballantine's Championship in Icheon, South Korea.

That slow start means the costly "Battleship" will finish in a distant second when final numbers are tallied on Sunday.

The results demonstrate that, although LASL amplification was minimally biased, the cloning biases seen with both the LASL and WGSL methods resulted in incomplete genomes which require costly and time-consuming finishing reactions to close the gaps.

The family had just finished a costly renovation to their two-story house, but after the spill the County Health Department found high levels of vaporized mercury -- a dangerous neurotoxin -- in their home.

Further, surface roughness and surface flatness had a coupled effect on TCR and most importantly, the pursuit of high surface finishes by costly machine processes and loading pressures could not effectively enhance the heat transfer of the contact surfaces.

Love reached nine under par after a birdie at No. 16, but he finished his day with costly bogeys at both No. 17 and No. 18, a finish Love will regret if he ultimately loses by a shot or two.

Tampa Bay led, 8-0, befallinglling apart, finishing with a costly fumble, and three interceptions.

The ad said the house was "finished in a costly manner, the hall lined with Italian marble".

Each of last year's losses were costly for the Mets, who finished one game behind the Phillies and missed the postseason.