Sentence examples for finally dismiss from inspiring English sources

McIlroy knows a third major success would finally dismiss negative discussion over his 2013.

Tasting Kitchen: A few years on, I think we can finally dismiss the rumor that The Tasting Kitchen was essentially Casey Lane's performance art project, a pop-up slated to disappear after 100 or 200 or 420 days.

While I can ponder, study, manipulate, disprove, and, finally, dismiss social constructs to my brain's content, when I reopen my eyes they have a funny little habit of appearing quite unharmed.

Notts had to do without Adams in the final session, but they finally dismissed the hosts when substitute fielder James Franklin superbly caught Willey (28) on the boundary.

Australia won the third Test by 150 runs and regained the Ashes 35 minutes after lunch on the final day when England were finally dismissed for 353.

Warner was finally dismissed for good in the final session, bowled round the legs attempting a reverse sweep off Karn Sharma, but Australia went on the offensive in the closing stages to leave India facing a likely battle to avoid defeat on day five.

"After finally dismissing Hampshire 's last batsman after an irritating final-wicket partnership, Dent and Tavare looked set, but Dent's disappointing season continued just when he looked like coming back into form, trapped in his crease when the two had put on 74".

Lutz finally dismissed the players.

When Menem finally dismissed Cavallo in July 1996, the economy was unaffected.

The court finally dismissed the inmate's petition in 1995 after his death in prison.

On May 4, the Wylie-Hoffert indictment against Whitmore was finally dismissed.