Sentence examples for finally to keep from inspiring English sources

But a novel ought finally to keep faith with its title — and this one certainly does.

Break point #2: Extraordinary rally ends with Murray unable, finally, to keep things alive.

Finally, to keep the concert as private as possible, the locations are not disclosed until the invited guests have been contacted by the show's host in advance.

Finally, to keep the most inappropriate content, such as BBFC Rated R18 hardcore porn, off TV screens altogether and to ensure that other strong content is restricted from general viewing though parental controls.

Finally, to keep the Gallic theme, French business school EDHEC has looked at the impact of the recent bans on short sellers and has concluded.....they were a mistake.

Finally, to keep America Safe we must provide the men and women of the United States military with the tools they need to prevent war and –- if they must –- to fight and to win.

Finally, just to keep you on your toes, a super-fascinating piece about that rabid murdering Nazi, Himmler.

Local, state, and federal officials are finally moving to keep the promises that were made forty-three yeago ago.

A young scientist working night and day on an experiment only to find it a failure; his nagging impatient wife whom he finally tells to keep quiet.

COWBOYS KEEP COAKLEY: After a decade of letting linebackers leave as free agents, the Dallas Cowboys finally decided to keep one of their own, signing Dexter Coakley to a $25 million, six-year deal.

If our leaders really think an influx of agents and drones is finally going to keep out people who will risk their lives to come here, I've got a bridge to sell them.