Sentence examples for started their final from inspiring English sources
Did not feature that regularly for Tijuana this season, although he started their final three games.
When the class of '65 started their final year of high school on Sept. 8, 1964, the gym and theater were still under construction at Maine South.
Mr. Speight and his supporters, who requested bail, were remanded for a hearing on Sept. 1. (Agence France-Presse) MIDDLE EAST LEBANON: U.N. DEPLOYMENT -- United Nations peacekeepers started their final deployment along the Lebanon-Israel border.
New Jersey legislators started their final, frantic attempt today to close a multibillion-dollar budget gap for the next fiscal year, a quest that has consumed Gov. James E. McGreevey's first months in office.
The verbal hand grenade tossed between England manager Roy Hodgson and captain Steven Gerrard was still causing vibrations as they started their final training session in the giant bowl of Donetsk's Donbass Arena.
The Bears started their final game of the season needing 10 points to guarantee finishing runners-up in Division One behind county champions Yorkshire - but that target would be reduced if Sussex fail to claim maximum batting points against relegated Northants on Wednesday morning.
He starts their final duet by abasing himself, falling at her feet.
Victory were patched-up to start their final group match on Tuesday, and finished banged up abroad with more injury concerns.
LIKE other parents with teenagers starting their final year in high school, Babbage is learning how fraught the whole process is these days of applying for a place at one or other university his daughter hopes to attend upon matriculation.
(In those days it was still common practice to place a top camp higher than the South Col; nowadays virtually all parties start their final push from the col, some 3,100 feet [950 metres] below the summit).
We interview two siblings who have embarked on the treacherous journey to ItalyGaming the college systemLike other parents with teenagers starting their final year in high school, Babbage, our columnist on science and society, is learning about the fraught process of applying for a university place for his children.
