Sentence examples for it makes its final from inspiring English sources
Here it makes its final New York appearance, singing works of Hildegard of Bingen.
There it makes its final eastward turn, flowing until it joins the Mississippi River about 10 miles (16 km) north of St . Louis
But given that some firms elsewhere lost more, when it makes its final report in September, the commission should demand more convertible debt than the new Basel rules do.Vickers and a twistLastly, the commission should bolster its line on Lloyds Group, the elephantine product of a state-sponsored merger during the crisis.
The commission has vowed not to handicap the chances of the five bid cities, even when it makes its final report on June 6, a month before the 117-member I.O.C. votes to choose the winner at a meeting in Singapore.
The commission has invited the trusts to address its concerns before it makes its final decision by 26 August.
The joint letter to the transport secretary expresses support for the commission's work but raises concerns about the length of time before it makes its final report.
I recommend sifting through them, to try to figure out what in the world the jury was thinking when it made its final choices.
Even with its voting completed, the critics circle is still mired in some controversy: it made its final decisions without a screening of "Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close," Stephen Daldry's adaptation of the Jonathan Safran Foer novel.
A Virgin Atlantic jumbo jet from London to New York had a close call with a radio-controlled drone as it made its final approach to John F. Kennedy Airport last Sunday evening, it has emerged.
But it made its final appearance on Wot's … Uh the Deal? and Stay, from the 1972 soundtrack to Obscured By Clouds, which, in remixed form, brings The Early Years to a close.
Hershey had been waiting for Kraft to unveil its final offer on Tuesday before it made its final decision on a bid, but analysts have said that Hershey would most likely be unable to top the much larger Kraft in a bidding war.
