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Discover LudwigThe phrase "finale by" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English
It is typically used to refer to the final act or conclusion of something, often in a dramatic or exciting manner. Here is an example: "The finale by the rock band left the audience on their feet, cheering and singing along to their hit songs."
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The Manxman, 27, left his final push too late and missed out on victory in a thrilling finale by less than a wheel.
Finale, by Thomas Mallon (Pantheon).
"Goodbye 'Girls': A Fittingly Imperfect Finale," by Emily Nussbaum.
She leaves with a forward-looking finale, by choreographers she has promoted.
— DUNCAN IRVING There's something of a frenzied finale by the Portuguese here.
From "Sticking the Landing: The Art of the Television Finale," by Rachel Syme.
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Perhaps Clemens will hear a boo or two (or 33,000) when he goes through another one of his endless finales by starting against the Red Sox at Fenway in Game 3 on Saturday.
This year's finale, won by Nadiya Hussain, was watched by 13.4 million.
"Searchin'," "Love Me" (sung by Ron Lucas and Stevanie Anita Williams) and the finale, "Stand by Me," are the standouts in this production.
The style of FINALE varies by designer.
GREAT AUDITORIUM "Grand Finale: Works by Bach, Handel and Mozart".
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Since I tried Ludwig back in 2017, I have been constantly using it in both editing and translation. Ever since, I suggest it to my translators at ProSciEditing.

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