Sentence examples for final hurts from inspiring English sources

"Losing (the way Sydney did in the grand final) hurts a lot more because we know we're better than that.

Others feel great players' playing lackluster finals hurts tennis.

Wadley knows for a fact that he will never play in a Final Four, and the finality hurts.

"To get through so many obstacles and lose in the final really hurts".

The great hemisphere divide To lose a game of the magnitude of the quarter-final really hurts and it is a common theme that we've lost to the southern hemisphere nations again.

"We have already played some Champions League games without the public but in the semi-final, it hurts - and it is a bad feeling for us.

Still, the missed final shot hurt deeply.

But his final hole hurt him most, when he pulled his second shot at the par-4 No. 18 into the water, leading to a double-bogey.

When I heard Mr Romney's 47% comments, I thought "Oooh, he's toast!" and then I stopped myself and acknowledged that I actually have no rational basis for believing that his remarks would in the final analysis hurt Mr Romney at all.

"Everyone, at times in their career, whether it's Kobe Bryant in the finals, plays hurt.

If it was not the retiring Pete Sampras on Monday, it was the recuperating Williamses on Wednesday, and it was not lost on the sisters, who have grown accustomed to complaints that their string of all-in-the-family Grand Slam finals was hurting the game.