Sentence examples for finished meaning from inspiring English sources

A three-year restoration of the 13th-century Chiesa di Santa Corona has just finished, meaning two masterpieces by Veronese and Bellini are now on view again.

The New Horizons craft will not send back any better images because its flyby past Pluto is now finished, meaning that any pictures would need to be taken by a new craft — a mission that is likely to take decades.

He said floodwaters penetrated the museum because much of the adjoining underground construction was not yet finished, meaning that there were large openings into the museum that would eventually be closed off by solid concrete walls.

Instead, trailers are usually cut by separate editors long before the film is finished, meaning that the preview has a unique identity ― a film outside the film.

South Africa and Jamaica did not finish, meaning "blade runner" Oscar Pistorius did not get a chance to run, and the Dominican Republic and Venezuela were disqualified.

The American Ted Ligety missed a gate and failed to finish, meaning he is out of Sunday's combined event that includes the slalom.

It has been a blow-out, a combination of bad goaltending and merciless finishing, meaning the game was over before it had really begun.

This leaves Arsenal with yet another second-placed finish, meaning yet another meeting with a seed when the competition resumes in February.

Instead, that finished 0-0, meaning Stoke and West Brom have gone up.

The game between the Yorkshire sides eventually finished 2-2, meaning a point would be enough for Posh.

Etixx-QuickStep's Michal Kwiatkowski finished second, meaning the Welshman now has a 27-second lead over his rival at the top of the standings.