Sentence examples for sufficiently finished from inspiring English sources

In 1951, clearly shadowed by mortality, Hemingway judged that certain parts of a long four-part novel on which he had been working for a number of years were sufficiently "finished" to be published after his death, and specified his terms, which did not include the intrusion of any editorial hand and specifically excluded the publication of the unfinished first section.

In 1887, the new capitol was sufficiently finished for the first legislative session to be held there.

A hip injury tempered the remainder of Goucher's 2011 season, but she recovered sufficiently to finish third at the Olympic marathon trials in January in Houston, qualifying for the London Games with Shalane Flanagan and Desiree Davila.

He finished sufficiently near the front of the race on all other days as well, assuring him second place overall in the event.

He lost it to Franco Pellizotti, who finished sufficiently ahead of Vande Velde on the stage to take a lead of a single second in the overall classification.

None of the riders in the leading group were inclined to follow Nibali when he attacked, knowing that they would be unlikely to either catch him or finish sufficiently far enough in front of him to stop him from winning the race.

Each trial lasted 6200 ms from start to finish, sufficiently long to prevent interaction between consecutive TMS-pulses [32].

Officials hope that by the end of March, the pens will be finished and the pigs sufficiently acclimated to allow technicians to set trip wires closing the gates.

Almost all were wary about their clothes not being sufficiently clean when the cycle had finished, but they were all convinced after trying it.

She was sufficiently up against deadline with MaddAddam to have finished it on a train.

Tim Pawlenty, a former governor of Minnesota who argued that Mrs. Bachmann was not sufficiently qualified to be the party's nominee, finished a distant third.