Sentence examples for finale marks from inspiring English sources

The Sopranos' series finale marks the last of HBO's trifecta of watercooler mega-hits including Sex and the City and Six Feet Under–to end its run.

It was the mid-season finale, marking the final South Park episode for six months.

It originally aired on Comedy Central in the United States on April 22, 2009 and was the mid-season finale, marking the final South Park episode until October 2009.

The finale, marked Allegro energico, could have used a bit more energy.

The finale, marked "Allegro non troppo," is off to the races.

The finale, marked "Toccare," is a metrically fractured but perpetual-motion tour de force.

The finale, marked "strictly lazy," actually feels more strict, or at least perky, than lazy, but it ends unassumingly, in the middle of a sentence.

But the music of the finale, marked "Agitato," is riveting, especially in a quiet C-minor episode interwoven with a downward lamenting pattern.

The royal couple will drop into the evening show when rock and pop bands entertain the crowds before attending a private diplomatic reception in the city where they will watch a firework finale marking the national day.

BRAWL BETWEEN LAKERS AND KINGS: In an exhibition finale marked by a brawl between Los Angeles's Rick Fox and Sacramento's Doug Christie, the visiting Kings beat the Lakers by 93-88 Friday to intensify the friction between the conference rivals.

The finale marked the return of actor Kirk Acevedo as the Other Side FBI agent Charlie Francis.