Sentence examples for is ultimately finished from inspiring English sources

The room will be named after her when it is ultimately finished.

Simpson has described "Nothing New" as being about her frustration with an ex-boyfriend's "dramas", until she is ultimately "finished with him", while "Giving It All Away" encourages the listener to stand on one's own feet: "hold on to your life and don't give that away", Simpson said of the song.

Hardware is ultimately more reliable".

It is ultimately healing.

MIT is, ultimately, a network.

An additional two years were ultimately needed to finish the highway, and LISPC announced on November 1, 1962, that the parkway would open on the upcoming Saturday (November 3) with a ceremony featuring Robert Moses and Governor Nelson Rockefeller.

That leads to mistake No. 2: his famous remark, or something like it, was made in 1946, at a time when the Giants were in seventh place and ultimately finished last.

Pep Guardiola's arrival at Etihad Stadium last summer was greeted with an excitement and expectation which was ultimately unfulfilled as they finished the season without a trophy and in third place in the Premier League.

They took the form of people who did time travel as a job in the ways that are ultimately described in the finished novel.

In every match of the SheBelieves Cup, England was out-shot and they ultimately finished third in the overall standings.

What ultimately finished Sinclair was that the intervention of a strong third party candidate, Raymond L Haigh of the Progressive party, split the anti-establishment vote and allowed Merriam to be re-elected, helped by the media touting him as the sensible or at least safer option.