Sentence examples for means the final from inspiring English sources

But this is by no means the final cut.

In the end, death is the determining factor: death means the final abdication of power.

Political pressure means the final decision is put off until after the 2015 election.

That means the final bailout bill will probably be less than 86bn euros.

Election Day has arrived and that means the final installment of the Countdown.

The photographs are contact prints, which means the final print is the same size as the negative.

She was right, if she meant the final centimetres.

This meant the final loss of all Navarre's Norman possessions except Cherbourg.

Wrangling between two departments involved in the case – immigration and corrections – meant the final hearing only took place last week.

If they can now reproduce, and have babies, does that mean the Final Five Cylons can age?

That goal meant the final score was 2-2, and this will be replayed, in Manchester on Jan . 16