Sentence examples for had finally worked from inspiring English sources
"When I thought I had finally worked out the design, I was so excited!" he told me.
But once we finished, I said, "Okay, kids, can we see Toronto now?" When they agreed, I thought that our parent mind tricks had finally worked.
Ms. Jackson said that Ms. Hester-Bay had finally worked up the courage to break up with Mr. Potter recently, but when she told him, he became angry.
"In a thirsty world filled with hydrogen and oxygen," Mr Derman has written, "someone had finally worked out how to synthesise H2O .Poetry in Brownian motionBlack-Scholes is just a model, not a complete description of the world.
His address implied that, after four long years, he had finally worked out what both the office of the presidency in general and his presidency, in particular, were for.
The 27-year-old German said he had never before won a set against Berasategui but had finally worked out how to play the Spaniard's forehand, which was the major factor in his win in the clay-court event at Bournemouth, England.
With the Rockies in town this weekend, the schedule has finally worked out, nearly 30 years after his fateful October.
IT TOOK David Cameron a while, but the prime minister has finally worked out what he is about.
It's a shame as we think we've finally worked out why our travel company is called Ski Beat.
Something has finally worked out that's real, and it's leading to a lot of other positive things".
