Sentence examples for finally pronounced from inspiring English sources

Grosskurth listened, silently, for months, and finally pronounced.

He was finally pronounced dead only five hours after the execution had begun.

The hit US medical sitcom Scrubs was finally pronounced dead last March.

One way or another France Galop finally pronounced themselves satisfied on Thursday afternoon and the British Horseracing Authority, as promised, was swift to reciprocate.

He's just flown in from New York, where last night he finally pronounced his latest album – a sequel and companion piece to his much-praised, decade-and-a-half-old debut – finished, after four arduous and often fractious years.

On Wednesday, a senior EU official finally pronounced the journey over.

Now that he is making quite a name for himself, Mr. Hounsou is hoping fans will finally pronounce his correctly.

(Is that kit genuine? Or did Friedkin dream it up?) "Eighty-nine pureent pure junk," the Chemist finally pronounces, "if the rest is like this, you'll be dealing on this load for two years".

After considerable procrastination, which brought about Wolsey's fall and the triumph of the anti-ecclesiastical party in England, Clement accelerated the breaking of the English church from Rome by finally pronouncing Henry's marriage to Catherine valid in 1533.

On Wednesday July 3rd, as the army was finally pronouncing the end of Morsi's rule on Egyptian TV, western channels ran headlines announcing a military coup.

Finally, he pronounced them husband and wife.