Sentence examples for is finally where from inspiring English sources

Jones thinks he is finally where he belongs.

At 37, Bernard Hopkins, the International Boxing Federation middleweight champion, is finally where he always thought he should be: fighting a high-profile contender -- Keith Holmes, the World Boxing Council middleweight champion -- for big prize money, at least $1 million.

I think, she is finally where her skills lie - reshaping the media image of Ghana.

Which is, finally, where Percussion Grenade lives: within a fiery con-fusion of unsafe, unpretty soul-grindings that at once occupy the liminal spaces before, within, and after an explosive crash.

"Working with objects and bringing ideas that are linguistic into the visual realm of sculpture and objects I think is finally where I found a way to express these things.

This became my way of life, as routine as brushing my teeth, and I was finally where I wanted to be: excelling in my career, and weighing under 100.

One can only hope that you and all of the critics are finally where you belong on your weak knees.

After several years of being shifted here and there to less than worthy spaces, my autographed books are finally where they belong.

And whether Dempster plays a significant role in a postseason game or continues to be a spare part in the bullpen, he's finally where he wants to be, playing in his first World Series after 15 seasons.

Redknapp, a master of modern management, might just be thinking he is finally up where he belongs.

When Willow Road is crowded and there are lots of its tasty short-rib meatballs in circulation, it is finally clear where you have found yourself: a party.