Sentence examples for mean finishing from inspiring English sources

Getting in early doesn't always mean finishing first.

Ideally, that would mean finishing second and above United but, like their chances of beating their neighbours, that also looks far less likely than it did a month or so ago.

"This year, the winner will be whoever manages to bring the best technical updates to the track in the shortest time possible: staying still for just a handful of races could mean finishing out of the points, given that so many teams have proved capable of fighting for the top places.

No, Chelsea... being a genius would mean finishing high school like, two years early -- oh, or at all.

This is not the game's fault; it is mine and it means finishing a game like Pillars of Eternity takes a lot of time.

And by "held their own" Ganassi means finishing no higher than 12th (Oriol Servia, who was five laps off Dixon's pace).

It's a big opportunity for me to show people I was right to leave Arsenal, which means finishing on top of them.

A top four place - even if it means finishing lower than second - should be regarded as satisfactory.

If that means finishing my session at a dramatic moment, all the better.

It means finishing in a fashion marked with integrity and responsibility.

And no leaving leftovers: opening a bottle means finishing a bottle.