Sentence examples for finally go ahead from inspiring English sources

The much-delayed opening of a £40m hotel within Britain's tallest building is to finally go ahead this spring.

But the new government, headed by Michel Kafando, has announced that the long-awaited investigation can finally go ahead.

The hearing has been delayed numerous times but judge Nevin Dawson ruled on Thursday that it would finally go ahead, rejecting applications for a stay of proceedings.

For Fort Greene and Downtown Brooklyn, the transfer of property to the city means that the corporation can finally go ahead and build a major supermarket that 13,000 residents of three nearby housing projects have long yearned for.

First, the fatal stabbing of David Kammerer in 1944, around which this novella revolves like a ghoulish carousel; then the passing in 2005 of Kammerer's attacker, Lucien Carr, which meant publication could finally go ahead.

Midday: The postponed men's 470 medal race will finally go ahead, wind permitting, with Britain's Luke Patience and Stuart Bithell four points behind Australia, just like they were yesterday when the race was originally supposed to take place.

The ordination finally went ahead.

The veteran champion finally went ahead after two hours of play, winning yet another decisive fifth leg to lead 5-4.

Yet as they began a run, aided by successive three-pointers from Otto Porter Jr and Bradley Beal, they finally went ahead.

When the trial that finally went ahead in 2013, some of the 1960s allegations were not admitted.

The film has suffered a plague of creative problems since 2009 but is finally going ahead, much to the delight, and dismay, of literature lovers.