Sentence examples for final say of from inspiring English sources

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

As it is now, the computers would contradict the selections of the coaches' and news media polls and would have the final say of who plays in the championship game.

To that it adds what, for better or worse, we (and NBC) call drama breathless analysis, music, sequins, hugs, tears, roses on the ice, and, above all else, the opaque and potentially suspect final say of a row of stern-looking judges, whose scandals over the years have only increased our skepticism of the sport's basic fairness.

The Bulls had the final say of the half when Addy scored during one of their rare forays into Warrington territory.

Connacht had the final say of the half with O'Connor kicking a penalty as Ospreys led 17-10 athehe break.

Down had the final say of the half, with a Donal Hughes point ensuring a 2-7 to 1-5 scoreline at the break.

The Irish FA will have the final say on the future of of Worthington, whose contract expires on 31 December.

The final say on any of those issues -- among them still-prevalent problems like domestic violence -- is that of the women's council.

The ayatollah has the final say on all matters of importance.

And that inevitably pushes them into wanting final say on all aspects of the programme.

You don't have final say on the determination of the manuscript.