Sentence examples for final finally from inspiring English sources

They were denied in two successive play-off semi-finals but a thrilling 3-2 win over Halifax in last season's final finally earned promotion.

By the time the World Cup rolls into Brazil in 2014, or certainly by the time the 2018 edition rolls around, the United States will hopefully have found a Kobe Bryant clone — or two — to streak downfield past the defense, flick off a hard challenge and catapult the Americans into the final, finally.

The Gwent club, who lost to Munster A in the British and Irish Cup final, finally got their hands on silverware for the first time in their history.

South Korean midfielder Park Ji-sung was also promised a place in the team after he missed the 2008 final, finally making him the first Asian to appear in a European Cup final.

England's Lionesses, narrowly beaten by Japan in the semi-final, finally pierced our national consciousness.

World number one Taylor claimed 18 of the 20 legs played and at one point it seemed as if the 16-time world champion would win the match without dropping a single leg but Chisnall – who had surprised defending champion Michael van Gerwen in the semi-final – finally ended the onslaught in the first leg of the sixth set.

And imagine their surprise to discover themselves not only in the conference finals (finally!), but in the conference finals facing the San Jose Sharks.

In the day's other game, Kenya, playing at their fifth African Nations Cup finals, finally won their first ever game when they beat Burkina Faso 3-0 to finish third in Group B.

"But it gives me some interesting options for Glasgow". England's Peaty, who had to settle for silver medals in the 100m and 200m breaststroke finals, finally landed his maiden British championship gold by edging out Scottish rival Ross Murdoch.

It was The Wimbledon Final that Finally Was, Sort Of.

"They got me to a Final Four, finally," Krzyzewski said.