Sentence examples for finally brought about from inspiring English sources

Tonight's season finale also finally brought about Hakeem (Bryshere Gray and Lauraa's (Jamila Velazquez) wedding day.

Wellington's declaration against parliamentary reform in November 1830 finally brought about the fall of his weak and unpopular government.

He disliked, intensively, the heavy fighting necessary to break through, and because of this I did not use him in the slugging match that finally brought about the breakout from the beachhead, in late July 1944.

It had the effect of rousing the Goodison crowd in a way that little actual play had managed and a combination of vocal encouragement and Gylfi Sigurdsson's arrival as substitute finally brought about an equaliser.

In the early 1970's, its scenario planners worked on hypothetical futures involving an oil boycott against the West; when political events finally brought about the Arab oil crisis, the company not only wasn't taken by surprise, it was in a position to capitalize.

When Barack Obama was elected President in 2008, political pundits rejoiced that we had finally brought about the dawn of a "post-racial" society.

A unique and enlightening new book of lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) prison experiences, written by prisoners and staff from HMP Parc in south Wales, may finally bring about change.

Speaking of Tupac, Straight Outta Compton's success seems likely to finally bring about a biopic about him.

He's hopeful that Obama's presidency will finally bring about the change the country so badly needs.

The release of this report could be the catalyst needed to begin a process to finally bring about such justice.

While the deal is being heralded by analysts as finally bringing about some much-needed consolidation to a fiercely competitive industry, it may not bring as much as some had hoped.