Sentence examples for final represents from inspiring English sources

The final represents an intriguing clash of styles – attack versus defence.

Justin Henin-Hardenne and Mary Pierce have both experienced their share of personal hardship and their arrival at today's French Open final represents a triumph over adversity.

The paradox of shrinking Serbia and its tennis growth industry is not lost on Djokovic, for whom the Davis Cup final represents renewal.

The paradox of shrinking Serbia and its tennis growth is not lost on Djokovic, for whom the Davis Cup final represents renewal.

The Carling Cup final represents Liverpool's 32nd visit to the national stadium and it will be the 21st time that Dalglish has been in tow either as player or manager.

Mohamed Salah has said his ambitions for silverware with Liverpool extend beyond this season and that progress to the Champions League final represents the start of a new era under Jürgen Klopp.

The final represented the first time two Nos.

The diagramed deal from the Women's Pairs final represented a make-or-break situation for the Gruver-Freilich partnership.

Djokovic made 22 forehand rally errors in the Wimbledon final – representing two thirds of his baseline errors.

This was a real shame as every unoccupied yellow and blue seat at that final represented a missed opportunity to witness something special.

The Olympic qualification, and appearance in Saturday's final, represented a dramatic turn-around for a team on the verge of exiting the tournament in the group stages.