Sentence examples for exit in the final from inspiring English sources

Despite his ignoble exit in the final, Zidane was awarded the Golden Ball as the tournament's best player.

England's exit in the quarter-finals was their worst World Cup performance in 12 years but it was being let down by his players which has angered Johnson most, particularly when one of them – Tindall – had only just married the Queen's granddaughter at a ceremony attended by a large number of England players and coaches.

As largely unheralded officials like Mr. Gonzalez prepare to exit the government in the final months of the Bush administration to seek high-paying jobs at law firms or companies, Mr. Gonzalez faces a far more uncertain future.

— The applause that washed over the Gonzaga senior guard Courtney Vandersloot when she exited the game in the final seconds of the Bulldogs' 76-69 victory against Louisville in the third round of the N.C.A.A. tournament on Saturday night was deafening.

After quarter-final exits in the last two seasons, Robinson is thrilled to be back in the last four for the first time since Sussex won the tournament in 2009.

The network's exit was the final nail in the coffin for Phones4u after its biggest rivals, Vodafone and O2, ceased business with the retailer earlier in 2014.

This now gives you a clear passage to the exit and the final cavern in which Kyurem is inside.

PSG are 2-1 up and under pressure to progress deeper into the tournament after three consecutive exits in the quarter-finals.

In 2008, he played all four games for the Africa nation's Olympic side as the Ivorians exited in the quarter-finals against continental rivals Nigeria.

The last time Murray was ranked so low was after Wimbledon in 2008, when he also exited in the quarter-finals.

Britain's wait for an All England champion continues after Chris and Gabby Adcock joined Rajiv Ouseph in exiting in the quarter-finals.