Sentence examples for didn't finally from inspiring English sources

But we didn't finally meet until the Toronto film festival.

The institution didn't finally die off until 603 A.D. — about six hundred years after it had ceased to have any purpose.

All this might be worth enduring if the story's infinitely hyped revelations didn't finally show up at the end of a trail of blood sounding like an old TED Talk.

'That era of designers being away with the fairies is gone... You've got to live in the real world.' He shudders at the memory of once going to interview Karl Lagerfeld for Elle - his appointment was for 9.30am and he didn't finally get to see Kaiser Karl till 6pm.

The book some of the judges found 'the most emotionally connecting of all the books on the longlist' didn't finally make it on to their shortlist; empathy came after originality and the distinctive voice - both of the author and of the characters she creates.

But it didn't finally say goodbye to 1,000 and decisively move upward until 1982.

But, for me, it did not finally come together.

The present shape of Europe did not finally emerge until about 5 million years ago.

The harpsichord did not finally yield to the pianoforte until the 18th century.

In the end Thursday night, the Mets did not finally provide the unexpected.

Israel's cold feet did not finally warm until last Monday, however, diplomats said today.