"final winning" can be used in written English.
It is usually used to express success or victory after a long period of effort or struggle. For example: After months of hard work, the football team was thrilled to achieve their final winning goal.
However, Gómez missed opportunities until that final, winning thrust.
Harrison was solid in the final, winning 2-0 aneverver giving Gibbons any openings.
Ms. Binder and Ms. Gavito presented their final, winning bid of $780,000 in person.
"He's been here on this Centre Court playing the final, winning three times," Moya said.
Her finest moment was her final winning shot, a delicately chipped drop shot that Li had no chance of reaching.
Nadal only came to the net nine times in four sets in the 2011 Wimbledon final, winning 6/9 (67 percent).
We had not been in the best of form going into the semi-final, winning games and doing OK but not playing as well as we should have.
It was a wobbly performance, less assured than her storming debut appearance, but Britains Got Talent darling Susan Boyle returned to the show for Sundays semi-final, winning a public vote to go through to next weekends big final.
They had less than a week to prepare, were missing seven of their grand-final winning team, and had been happy to suggest that they were treating the match as little more than a badly-timed pre-season training run.
"You don't want to go to a quarter-final winning by 100 points in every game," Ford said of Group B, which pairs England with Argentina, Scotland, Georgia and Romania.
If you're a Brisbane fan, consider how insignificant Grant's non-sending-off reckons against Berisha's famous grand final-winning penalty.
