Sentence examples for less finished from inspiring English sources
It's rougher than a fringe, less finished than a frill".
Bindo is less finished than the other bronzes.
The Met Breuer's "Unfinished" exhibition is now even less finished.
By the time the plane had entered Nebraska airspace, the song was more or less finished.
The Grande Salle itself is more or less finished, and it sounds rather wonderful.
It was the first classic 50-kilometer race Koons had started, much less finished.
Cash achieved nearly £6,000 less, finishing at £28,105 – a compound growth rate of 5%.
As he grew weak, he worked less; finishing "The Cherry Orchard" was the hardest thing he'd ever done.
So there's historical justification for how "Get on the Good Foot" keeps its pedal to the metal, barely letting one number begin, much less finish or fade, before it's replaced by something radically different.
Two years ago, during a teaching sabbatical, he became the first 70-year-old to walk 100 miles in 24 hours or less (finishing a course in Ashtabula, Ohio, in 21 hours 45 minutes 34 seconds).
The team-mates surrounding him on the way to 11 major domestic titles in the Abramovich era, including fellow Englishmen such as Lampard, were all brought in as more-or-less finished products.
