Sentence examples for has finally been put from inspiring English sources

Happily, one long-standing issue regarding the euro has finally been put to rest.

"And maybe that old Jay McInerney story has finally been put to rest".

Mr. Harris is excited that some of that money has finally been put to good use.

After months of U-turns, delays, splits and disputes, the crisis-hit Edinburgh tram project has finally been put back on the rails.

(Somewhat less significant, one persistent leitmotif of the meta-coverage, a wide-eyed wonder at the marvel of a disappearing plane in our age of mass technological surveillance, has finally been put to rest).

Jeremy Hunt, the longest-serving health secretary in history, has finally been put in charge of a great office of state after six years in charge of one of the trickiest Whitehall briefs.

Both of those programs have finally been put to sleep.

It was also startling because, for me, Glenn Gould and his pianism had finally been put aside.

The Cockney Pretenders had finally been put in their place by the Scouse Champions.

Mistakes had plagued both sides on a night where conditions were perfect for fast, flowing play and as Wigan began to look increasingly sloppy they looked to have finally been put away.

In retrospect, the day of the settlement even stands out as a particularly happy one: it appeared that long-running legal issues had finally been put to rest.But on March 29th, Michael Steinberg, a senior portfolio manager at an affiliated fund, Sigma Capital Management, was arrested in his New York home.