Sentence examples for final said of from inspiring English sources

Marat Safin, a hard-hitting Russian who dominated Sampras in the 2000 Open final, said of the two American elders, "Many things to learn from them".

Hodgson, who was head coach of Internazionale in 1997 when they lost to Schalke 04 on penalties in the Uefa Cup final, said of his side's prospects of defeating Atlético: "You work hard to get to a final.

Smith, speaking before the European final, said of Berki: "I don't look at him to pick up any tips or advice, I've got my own style, I've got my own name in the game.

Field, who was taking part in her first final, said of the last wood: "I wasn't too sure whether I wanted to watch it or not...on another day I would have been one down, but that's the way it goes sometimes.

(Even as he rightly praises Rafa). Now, just as in a newsroom, a comic publisher's top editors need to retain final say, of course.

Mr. Bell, clearly inspired by the National Basketball Association finals, said of Mr. Stoute and Mr. Arnell's joining his lineup: "It's like adding Karl Malone to the Lakers.

"He's not throwing behind-the-back passes, he's not doing tomahawk jams, he's not doing anything that's very flashy," Byron Scott, who coached the Nets in the 2003 NBA Finals, said of Duncan's style and impact.

But the Supreme Court has not had its final say on the constitutionality of partisan gerrymandering.

Tashima must approve the agreement before it becomes final, said Shira of the school district.

"It's unbelievable, I cant believe I'm in the World final," said Bingham, winner of two ranking events.

"The front desk has the final say of who gets what room," said Greg Leyser, a marketing executive with Deloitte & Touche in Chicago.