Sentence examples for means finally from inspiring English sources

This means finally giving the intelligence director greater authority.

But the pasta dishes at Finalmente (which means "finally, at last") are so nicely varied and well prepared they beckon me on almost every visit.

He added: "In a sense we are hoping this is the plane - it means finally the mystery comes to a close, or at least half way there.

That means, finally, that George Osborne can politely tell Lagarde to take a running jump, which is what he almost certainly will do.

For some alumni, like Mr. Greene, having a vacation home there means finally getting to enjoy Ithaca summers, an opportunity that likely escaped them as students.

And that means finally having a strong Privacy and Civil Liberties Board to review those issues where our counter-terrorism efforts and our values may come into tension.

The win will mean, finally, a room of her own.

"You mean finally!" "I miss Jeffrey," said Malinda.

For the rookies, it meant finally getting their own lockers instead of having to share.

For Novalee, that meant finally living in a home without wheels; Mr. Williams's ambitions became a little grander.

For Pott – who won an Ivor Novello songwriting award for Wires – that meant finally agreeing to work with other artists.