Sentence examples for finally exchanged from inspiring English sources

And yet at the end of the "In-Laws" screening, there I was, smiling like an idiot as bride and groom finally exchanged vows.

Although Archer saw Sihali in court almost every day for seven months, it was to be another year before the pair finally exchanged words, when Archer and some fellow jurors got in touch with the defendants and asked to meet.

Or, he added — rather charmingly, and as if in afterthought — a Jew (he was clearly one himself)." Both brothers kept the secret from their parents and, strangely, from one another; they finally exchanged confidences some time after the Second World War, at a Windsor Castle reception.

In March 1945, Calhoun finally exchanged his bureaucrat's office at Pearl Harbor for a fighting admiral's command.

While this was a great disappointment to all affected by the new regulation, the buoyant spirits of youth soon recovered, and the victims of the experiment consoled themselves with the thought of the additional wisdom that they would bring into the service when they had finally exchanged the gray for the blue.

She proposed four times before he finally exchanged vows beneath a broad fig tree at the camp.

Yes, that's right, horses with droopy manes and rattling sticks for legs, who drift through the play, finally exchanging vows of eternal love on the eve of death.

Finally, Gretchen and Jimmy who are in the middle stages of a relationship, living together and finally exchanging "I love yous"—are arguing over Jimmy's pros-and-cons list where he told Gretchen that he could never see himself having a child with her.

Finally, exchange of bound ADP with ATP regenerates HscA ATP, which releases IscU and allows it to regain its predominant S-state.

Finally, exchange of the intercalating proline in the α-arm of IHF against α-methylproline was performed synthesizing IHF analog 14f.

This structure is believed to influence the release profiles of 2,4-D from its nanohybrid, as the surface morphology plays a role in determining the surface area and in turn exposure to the incoming anion that get in contact and finally ion exchanged with.