Sentence examples for final becomes from inspiring English sources

Then the final becomes the Saffy and Rhea Show.

"Sometimes a final becomes a real test of going after each other, knowing it will require some good defensive reactions".

Her new-found celebrity ensured that the competition kept grabbing the headlines and the final became the most watched television programme in the UK for five years.

Davenport's defeat means that France's Amélie Mauresmo, who was beaten by Dementieva in the quarter- finals, becomes the world No1, replacing Belgium's Justine Henin-Hardenne.

Discussing the possible outcomes of the 4 July quarter-finals became a compulsory topic.

Twenty-six teams have fallen behind by 0-3 since the Cup finals became a best-of-seven affair in 1939.

Monday night's heroics in the Lakers' victory over Phoenix in Game 1 of the Western Conference finals became vintage Bryant.

The play, as iconic in lacrosse as Michael Jordan's switching-hands-while-in-midair layup during the 1991 N.B.A. finals, became known as Air Gait.

Since the Stanley Cup finals became a best-of-seven affair in 1939, the team that won Game 1 has gone on to win 55 of 72 series.

They topped a group also featuring Croatia and Switzerland but in the quarter-finals became one of several big-name teams to be comprehensively worked over by Angelos Charisteas and Greece.

The finals become, for the British, a labor.