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Discover Ludwig"he was finally" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to express that something happened after a period of waiting, difficulty, or expectation. For example: "After months of hard work, he was finally able to get the promotion he had been hoping for."
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He was finally under pressure.
He was finally eligible for the trial.
He was finally released in October.
He was finally re-arrested in 2014.
He was finally indicted, last June.
Three months later he was finally released.
He was finally accepted in January 1974.
He was finally run out.
On Tuesday, he was finally found.
Relief! "Finally," he was finally saying.
He was finally forced to declare bankruptcy.
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