Sentence examples for ideal finish from inspiring English sources

Salazar had estimated his ideal finish at sixty-one minutes, but the lead group went out faster than that pace.

Twenty-nine without loss, and the initial hardness already going from the ball, was the ideal finish.

Eating a cluster of grapes or a ripe peach, plum or nectarine out of hand is the ideal finish to an outdoor meal of sophisticated convenience, but life shouldn't be too easy.

It was not the ideal finish, but it was better than last year, when she posted a quadruple-bogey 7 at No. 17 on Saturday to take herself out of contention.

Packers 17-13 49ers , 12 064th quarter The ideal finish for a real scrap and scrape drive - the fullback John Kuhn takes it into the end zone and puts Green Bay on top!

Absent was any expression of the earlier declaration that an ideal finish would involve the brothers finishing at the same instant, both winners, both best, yet neither ousting the other.

His drive to the 18th, though, was far from ideal, finishing too far left, giving him no angle to go for the pin, also on the left, and his par four was as good as he could do.

"An ideal goal would be to get Round 2 finished by Saturday," said Jim Hyler, the U.S.G.A.'s vice president and championship committee chairman.

They adhered to conventional genres along with established ideals of finish and finesse, and in that sense were worthy heirs to the academic tradition.

It took a year to get over the disruption, but the new house, surrounded by red cedar, had a beautiful and large high-ceilinged writing room ideal for finishing the book.

But Wycherley took 31 minutes off Wynne's time in ideal conditions, finishing in two hours and 28 minutes.