Sentence examples for that would finish from inspiring English sources

He promptly relaxed, dropping back to a 70-strong group, including Cancellara, that would finish over 11 minutes behind the eventual winner.

But it was the text exchange with Murdoch earlier that same day setting up the telephone chat that initially looked like the torpedo that would finish Hunt's career.

Some of us are determined to win a majority to save this country from a Labour government that would finish the job they started of bankrupting our country.

In 1912, however, came a great flood that would finish this cosy arrangement forever: locks and bridges were washed away, boats wrecked and sunk.

It never crosses his mind to get some weaponry for the tragic revenge-climax that would finish another sort of drama.

The Chargers' run to the postseason started modestly, with a 17-6 win over the Seattle Seahawks, a team that would finish the season with a 2-14 record.

Mo told her she was surprised she'd developed terminal pancreatic cancer because she "always thought it would be the clap" that'd finish her off.

Garin expected at that point that they would finish at 8 00 the next morning.

Certainly, few would have predicted that one would finish second, let alone that Ricciardo would be the man driving it if it did.

"I was sure that we would finish stronger than them and I was sure that we had goals in there.

Any sooner would risk a second rejection that would probably finish off Brian Cowen, the newish prime minister.Mr Cowen is playing for time.