Sentence examples for finish a stage from inspiring English sources
Froome probably knows the rule stipulating that riders must be with their bikes when they finish a stage.
"I'm 50 years old," Cassani said, "and if I was the only one using this bicycle I could easily finish a stage in the Giro or a classic".
His pleas to be allowed to finish the closing 20 kilometres the following day fell on the deaf ears of jobsworth race officials and he was removed from the race for failing to finish a stage.
Even when you finish a stage, the game doesn't let up; it moves right onto the next one.
You can easily finish a stage with your shinobi wearing nothing more than what is, basically, a barely-keeping-everything-in-place bikini.
With practise, I can see how these zones could become time-attack sprints; but with so many buttons in play, obstacles stacked upon obstacles placed between enemies, fiddliness foils the new player's best efforts to finish a stage with the sort of stylish slickness SEGA sold this character with back in the early 1990s.
In 2011, Cavendish was allowed back in the race after finishing a stage almost 36 minutes behind the leader, Andy Schleck.
But even in early morning, "the cyclists coming over the bridge have looked like they've just finished a stage in the Tour de France," he said.
He received his Oscar earlier in the day from Ben Kingsley, who handed him the statuette in London, where Mr. Jones had just finished a stage performance of "Driving Miss Daisy".
Several days later, while watching the Tour de France from the comfort of my couch, I found I could relate to the American cyclist Chris Horner — who, after finishing a stage despite a concussion, turned to his coach and asked: "I crashed?
Finishing a stage in a podium position having saved a huge moment and simply leaned on the odd Welsh pine to help you back onto the muddy track, or surviving Germany's fast, open countryside all four wheels intact despite the endless concrete blocks lining the roads will feel like genuine mini-triumphs.
