Sentence examples for effectively finishing from inspiring English sources

Brosius singled to drive in one run, before Soriano hammered a three-run homer to left-center, effectively finishing off the Blue Jays.

In February, they raided Kerr's premises and seized a secret database of 3,200 workers, effectively finishing the 66-year-old's business.

In one Trump-failure scenario, Cruz defeats him in Iowa, stopping Trump's momentum, and then someone else — Rubio or Christie, perhaps — rallies and finishes in first place in New Hampshire, effectively finishing him off.

"I do think [Strauss] may have contradicted himself a little bit, in saying on one hand Kevin won't be playing at all this summer, effectively finishing his England career, but then offering Kevin an advisory role in one-day cricket.

"I do think he may have contradicted himself a little bit, in saying on one hand he won't be playing at all this summer, effectively finishing his England career, but then offering Kevin an advisory role in one-day cricket.

AFC Wimbledon, in fourth, won their third game in a row, moving them above opponents Gillingham and checking the visitors' recent revival – Christian Jolley doubling his goal tally for the season with two in three minutes early on and Jack Midson effectively finishing the contest by making it 3-0 after 22 minutes.

The Taliban regime is effectively finished.

Once the SDS get into an organisation, it is effectively finished.

Even Rubio's most loyal backers privately concede that he is effectively finished if he loses.

So he will have observed that once his fellow broadcasting veteran Bruce Forsyth acknowledged he might finish, he was effectively finished.

In the composer's mind it was effectively finished, but only thanks to Hill's painstaking research is it complete.