Sentence examples for long final from inspiring English sources

It is unclear how long final approval will take.

But it's Mary-Ann, in the long final chapter, who calls herself "the personification of America".

Natalie Fitzsimons, 24, from Saintfield, Northern Ireland, beat her husband in the heats before winning in an hour-and-a-half long final against three opponents.

It took more than one attempt to establish the Peisistratid tyranny, but in its long final phase it lasted from 546 to 510.

A long final stone by Switzerland skip Ralph Stoeckli handed Britain a thrilling 6-5 victory and a sixth win from seven round-robin matches so far.

Schumann wrote the piece backward: that is, the long final scene, "Faust's Redemption," in which Faust's soul is intercepted and redirected to heaven, was composed first.

For those that missed the live streaming event (it finished at 6 30am this morning GMT) the hour-long final battle can be watched here, complete with commentary.

Shaw, a 26-year-old business and media communications student who had never played Monopoly competitively, won a nail-bitin, hour-long final against three other opponents.

She quickly brushed the dust from her right arm and shoulder, then, two points later, outmaneuvered Kvitova in a short rally that ended the tense, hour-long final set at the French Open.

Natalie Fitzsimons, who had entered with and beat her husband in the heats, won the championship after a tense hour and a half-long final against three other opponents on Sunday evening.

Baseball's is the endless and ever-growing delays that come from ringing pitchers in and out for lefty-righty matchups; basketball's are those twenty-minute-long final two minutes, with all the dull strategic fouling; my beloved ice hockey's is the needless violence that, meant to keep the game honest, ends up making it merely brutal.