Sentence examples for finally finished off from inspiring English sources
But a 100 finish turned the 10th set in Taylor's favour and he finally finished off the match, showing the effects of the tension exchanging angry words with van Barneveld after the game.
Not many people do, and that could be part of what has finally finished off Cypress Gardens, the backdrop for those travelogue romances of the 1940's and 50's.
With the tension mounting with each rush up the ice late Saturday night, the Devils' Jason Arnott finally finished off the Stars, 2-1, withethe cup-clinching goal at 8 minutes 20 seconds of the second overtime.
Throw in the dramatic premise – a couple of teenage sweethearts reunited via Facebook 60 years on – and the threat of mawkish flat-vowelled gentility was of a severity not seen since Last of the Summer Wine was finally finished off.
It is the process more than the destination for Nadal, but he still looked more than satisfied when he had finally finished off Djokovic on a night with a sliver of moon visible in the sky and more than a few tears visible in his eyes and the eyes of those closest to him.
Irish were finally finished off when Steenson added another three, leaving Brian Smith's side with just a losing bonus.
Meanwhile will this finally finish off Cleggmania?
But it was Sampras in for Chris Woodruff, finally finishing off a feisty little country that didn't know its place.
McCullough seems relieved when the Comanches finally finish off his philosophizing brother, who as a captive has an unfortunate tendency to burble on about Harvard and Emerson while tied up naked on horseback.
Many from the ethnic Sinhalese majority feel that, regardless of the human costs in the last months of the long-running civil war that ended last year, both leaders deserve credit for finally finishing off the terrorist Tamil Tiger rebels.
Coming off their longest layoff of the season, it might have been the Flyers' fresh legs that allowed them to finally finish off the slumping New York Rangers in the third period.
