Sentence examples for much finish from inspiring English sources

They do not so much finish each other's sentences as speak in one continuous flow.

The move could make Bell's test career, or pretty much finish it.

YANKEES, 82-74 One loss to the Rays over the next three days will pretty much finish them.

He continues his rant throughout the book, until he doesn't so much finish as simply fade out.

He does not need to do that much — finish 28th among 43 cars — to beat out Ryan Newman for the Chase.

They don't so much finish each other's sentences as nip in and out of them, supplying any just-out-of-reach words or asides as though passing the condiments across the dinner table.

Ms Greenfield's documentary is, by contrast, very much finished.

Williamsburg is pretty much finished as hunting ground, they agreed.

When this whole financial crisis hit, the movie was pretty much finished.

"It pretty much finished the game," Brown said of Goodwin's kickoff return.

"If he's convicted, she's pretty much finished," said John J. McCann, a political scientist at Pace University.