Sentence examples for just one final from inspiring English sources

Even Russia, with its longstanding military relationship with Iraq during Soviet times and its heavy investment in Iraq's oil sector, has signed on to the notion that Mr. Hussein has just one final chance to live up to the obligations given at the end of the Persian Gulf war to disarm and submit to long-term monitoring.

Just one final word.

The Magpies have won just one final in that time.

Just one final chorus: "Islands in the stream, this is what we are …".

— MB Okay, just one final winter squash pasta while last season's butternuts are still reasonably sound and firm.

But just one, final note of caution, before the people of England enter this new single-use bag-less world.

From 1988 until Crowe took the reins of the Red and Greens, South Sydney managed to make just one finals series while collecting four wooden spoons.

The club has contested just one finals campaign since 2004, and last year's 12th placing was reassuringly Brisbane: 2009's top-eight finish aside, the Lions have finished somewhere between 10th and 15th each season.

Which just leaves one final  question.

"We have just made one, final extension.

Robson has so far failed to produce her grand slam form on the regular WTA Tour, managing just one quarter-final in 2013 and losing in the first round nine times.