Sentence examples for have finally played from inspiring English sources

By Sunday, all the teams will have finally played four games each.

Crosby will have needed 189 games, but he will have finally played in all 30 N.H.L. cities.

Abrosimova may have finally played her best in the biggest of games, but she was not the only one responsible for bringing this group of Huskies to its first Final Four.

Among the many questions that will forever remain unanswered because of the 1994 strike, two were: *Would Don Mattingly, the Yankees' frustrated first baseman, have finally played in a World Series?

But one of the most intriguing questions of the day will be whether the Democratic Alliance, this country's political second fiddle, has finally played an enticing enough tune to attract more than its customary smidgen of the black vote.

It just shut down in 1975, on the day Austin, who was only forty-seven years old, died in bed of a massive heart attack — the same day, according to Helen, they had finally played a version of "Philosophy of the World" that he praised.

It just shut down in 1975, on the day Austin, who was only forty-seven years old, died in bed of a massive heart attack the same day, according to Helen, they had finally played a version of "Philosophy of the World" that he praised.

By Amy Davidson Sorkin August 14, 2009 Squeaky Fromme is out of jail, which either means that the dramas of the seventies have finally been played out or that the decade is back and here to stay.

Squeaky Fromme is out of jail, which either means that the dramas of the seventies have finally been played out or that the decade is back and here to stay.

The NFL owners and the NFL Players Association have finally decided to play "Let's Make a Deal!" That is not surprising, considering the amount of money that would have been squandered had the parties not reached an agreement.

"After a year and a half of suffering I have finally come back to play a game with the team," he said.