Sentence examples for could finally go to from inspiring English sources
Now we could finally go to school with our heads held high".
When the playoff teams finally fell into order after the season ended Wednesday night, baseball could finally go to work on the playoff schedule.
I've been waiting tables to save up some money so I could finally go to college, so I could get an education that would qualify me for a job that doesn't force me to sell my personality for pocket change.
When the embargo lifted and I could finally go to Cuba, I not only followed my grandmother's hidden written journal of her life growing up in that very town, but met family who had only ever seen me in photos.
I retrieved my phone and could finally go back to the internet, but on a rotten, old computer, the other having been confiscated by my editor.
I saw it at a press screening two weeks before Christmas when the streets were filled with twinkly fairy lights and I tripped past a Salvation Army band playing Silent Night to spend what felt like several weeks in a dark room waiting – oh dear God, do you wait – for Leo to just get on and hack the other man to death so I could finally go home.
The Competition Commission said it was "very pleased" the sale of the UK's fourth busiest airport could finally go ahead, and would remain closely involved to ensure a suitable buyer.
I could finally go out at night without making special arrangements, but I had to be prodded to do it.
He could finally go about his life largely undisturbed as people in New York were "too cool" to bother him – and didn't fear death because he believed it was like "getting out of one car and into another".
With the deck clear and the new mooring out, we could finally go look for the old mooring.
