Sentence examples for final excuse from inspiring English sources

Having a baby had felt like the final excuse to take my foot off the career pedal and stop putting myself through the terror of the shows.

Abdulmutallab reportedly covered himself in a blanket to set off his device — perhaps this is the final excuse the airlines need to do away with blankets, along with snacks and everything else.

But Qatar Airways has one final excuse: the Saudi-led blockade against Qatar, initiated last year, which bans the airline from entering the airspace of four neighboring countries.

Once I get the information I need (detailed insights regarding every girl at the party), I create some final excuse ("It's not going to work out" or "She's changed her mind").

There's the "eye-fucking" detailed on Baby, where he asks some lucky recipient to "meet me in the hallways where the bathrooms are", telling her: "I wanna touch you, baby/ Are you by yourself tonight?" The final refrain, "Excuse me, I'm talking to you," suggests that the poor chap is more likely to end up with a restraining order than a groin strain.

With that and a few final pleasantries, Wilpon excused himself and headed toward the Mets' clubhouse.

Sunday's final could be an excuse to celebrate once again, though, and Spurs can take hope from the choice of referee: Chris Foy, from Merseyside.

The Celtic goalkeeper has been having painkilling injections for a damaged heel and, although he played in Saturday's Scottish Cup final, he has been excused duty.

After some cheerful banter, Dutoit left to rehearse the final Respighi, and Yuja excused herself to warm up in a large adjacent room that had a piano.

One student was excused from final exams "to rest his eyes so that he can pass the requirements for the Navy". The school adopted a trimester system, which allowed students to complete three years of study in only two.

In a department or program in which a two-day written senior departmental examination is administered on those days, a senior may, with the written consent of the appropriate instructors, be excused from final examinations in as many as two courses in the major in the term in which he or she takes the departmental examination.