Maybe the past is finally past.
Finally, past performance is no guarantee of future results.
Now that the cold weather is finally past us, it's time to think seriously about ice cream again.
By the time he was finally past Ferrari's Fernando Alonso and into second place with 14 laps to go, the race was long over.
Finally, past and present trends in the field of Mg corrosion are reviewed, identifying knowledge gaps, whilst attempting to also identify future developments and directions.
Finally, past studies have most commonly relied on clinician self-report, a measurement approach likely to result in an overestimate of care delivery [ 44].
Finally, past work by Keefer et al. (2009, 2013a) has noted an important interaction between the size of lamprey and migration behavior, in that relatively large-bodied Pacific lamprey typically arrive earlier at Bonneville Dam and travel further upstream than small-bodied lamprey in the same year.
"We're finally past the start-up phase where you have all this investment in equipment," Mrs. Maxwell said.
The music blared, as it does all over this city on any day anyway, and Benson moved to its beat through a group of lightly dressed cheerleaders and then among a group of fully habited Dominican nuns and finally past a pack of uniformed police officers who smiled upon him.
In an essay published in The Atlantic, Andrew Sullivan, a self-proclaimed conservative, reflected on Obama's heady appeal: "Unlike any of the other candidates, he could take America — finally — past the debilitating, self-perpetuating family quarrel of the Baby Boom generation that has long engulfed all of us".
Finally, past individual history may be influential in female pain responses.
