Sentence examples for finished judging from inspiring English sources

I've just finished judging the John Llewellyn Rhys Prize for Fiction, which had me reading 45 books in three months.

She even took the highly unusual step of saying that the judges themselves shared some responsibility for the plodding pace of the court, which could take much of this decade to finish judging the crimes of the last.

After the claims process is finished, Judge Friedman said, he expects to award fees of $50.3 to $90.8 million to be distributed among the class lawyers.

"The long march for equality for African-Americans is not finished," Judge Brett M. Kavanaugh wrote for the panel (quite a contrast to Chief Justice Roberts' "things have changed in the South," from a conservative judge who surely would have been on a Romney administration's Supreme Court short list).

In truth they were bogus in their entirety, from start to finish," Judge said.

Charles Kent, who rowed for Oxford in the 1891 race, was the finishing judge for the second consecutive year.

The easy answer to all of this would be "let's wait until his career is finished before judging him", but we're a lot closer to the end than the beginning with the 34-year-old shooting guard.

A mess from start to finish — though, judging by the ending, this story won't be over any time soon — "Insidious: Chapter 2" is the kind of lazy, halfhearted product that gives scary movies a bad name.

"We really were worried about getting all the judging finished in one week," said Mr. Langton, who announced the winners on Sunday.

"I'm willing to say that we're finished," the judge said.

When the debate finished, the judge announced an unexpected verdict: Liberty had won.