Sentence examples for finals too from inspiring English sources
Cristiano Ronaldo, a figure important to the global image of soccer, makes the finals too, after his Portuguese countrymen squeezed out Bosnia.
The men's Under-21 side are well placed to reach a fourth successive European Championship, in Israel, and the women need only win at home to Croatia next month to make their European Championship finals too.
But I lost in a lot of finals too: the FA Cup in 1995, 2005 and 2007, the League Cup in 2003 and the Champions League in 2009 and 2011.
Liukin, Johnson and Sacramone qualified for event finals, too: Liukin and Johnson on the floor exercise and the balance beam, Liukin on the uneven bars and Sacramone on vault.
Throughout the 1997-98 season, Jordan had wanted to meet Utah in the finals again, in no small part because after the 1997 finals too many people had said that if only Utah had had the home-court advantage the Jazz would have won.
54 mins Gattuso picks up a booking for fouling Makelele and now he'll miss the quarter-finals too, should Italy get there.
And beating their biggest rivals with just 10 men further bolstered the Black Stars' belief that this is their year - both because it was a fine feat in itself, and because the last time Ghana beat Nigeria in a competitive match was in 1982, when they also came from a goal down; and that was in the ACN quarter-finals too.
He'll miss the final too.
They called this a "final", too.
There was a Chinese girl in the final too".
