Sentence examples for to finally complete from inspiring English sources

That is why, they say, it is all the more important to finally complete clinical trials.

The vote means Steinhoff is poised to finally complete a takeover of a British-listed retailer, after its attempts to buy Home Retail Group, the owner of Argos, and Darty, the French electrical retailer, were rebuffed.

Deciding to make the most of her sudden autonomy, Ms. Samra enrolled at Brooklyn College as a nondegree student, hoping to finally complete her requirements for a Mount Holyoke diploma.

With three A.P. classes and extracurricular activities taking up the majority of my time, it's easy to waste valuable hours avoiding the work I have to do to finally complete the college decision process.

King reunites a disbanded group of friends from his teen years to finally complete "The Golden Mile," in which a stop is made at all 12 pubs in their hometown, a task they had conspicuously failed at 20 years before.

But in a move that would seem to undercut Mr. Silverstein's bargaining position, officials at the Port Authority said they expected to finally complete the preliminary site work for the developer's second and third towers and turn over the land by next Monday.

According to the president Amadeo Salvo, who would carry on under Lim, the bid includes a willingness to assume the debt, which is around €250m, spend up to €40m on players in the winter window, and commit to finally completing the construction of the new Mestalla.

Despite interest from across the continent, Allardyce appears to have finally completed a move for Traore.

The Shanghai-based company will be delighted to have finally completed this funding exercise, which was mandated as far back as 2000 and was almost launched a year ago before a slowdown in the tech cycle prompted underwriters BOC International and Goldman Sachs to postpone.

ST. PAUL — Al Franken, the comedian who became a Democratic pundit and then a politician, won November's election for the United States Senate by 225 votes out of 2.9 million cast, according to the finally completed recount results certified on Monday by the state's independent canvassing board.

Mr Fox's victory signalled that a snail-like transition to democracy was finally complete.