Sentence examples for finally to leave from inspiring English sources
That's what led Johann, I think, finally to leave.
He would then seek to be allowed finally to leave the country.
Scott is, however, finally to leave him because he can't take the strain of the constant electioneering.
The two hours that followed were perhaps the most memorable of my trip; the swig of ouzo that one man offered me as I prepared finally to leave still burns in my mouth.
He had decided, finally, to leave Hampstead (which though part of London, was inconveniently distant from theatres, concert halls and restaurants) and live in the country, so he accepted his fellow-Cambridge apostle Harry Norton's longstanding offer of a loan of £100.
In it, she looked forward to a future in which she would be free from fear, and able, finally, to leave her husband — "to be separate, to be alone, to stand and walk alone, not to be different and weak and helpless and degraded".
Or were you in your sad little bedroom on Christmas Day, having been finally, finally allowed to leave the table?
She finally consents to leave with him.
She finally decides to leave.
It took nine visits until he finally agreed to leave.
