Sentence examples for tough finish from inspiring English sources

It's a tough finish here the last four holes, so maybe you could pick up a couple shots.

The Brewers took two of three games from their National League Central rivals, a tough finish to a trying road trip for the Cubs.

A few days later, Els assured everyone that he was over that disappointment — until he endured another tough finish in Thursday's first round of the Arnold Palmer Invitational at Bay Hill.

"It would have been a better feeling if I had finished three under par," said Watson, who was hurt by St. George's tough finish, taking a double bogey at No. 17, followed by a bogey at No. 18. "No.

— Phil Mickelson, coming off a tough finish at last week's W.G.C.-Bridgestone Invitational, got off to a rough start in the first round of the P.G.A. Championship on Thursday at Oakland Hills Country Club.

From then on it's a tough finish".

Meanwhile, it was difficult to fathom the bogeys made on the back nine, as Lytham's tough finishing holes bullied a host of players, even on a calm day that appeared tailor-made for scoring.

"I still don't know whether I'll stay with Nibali on some of those really tough finishes but I'll only lose a couple of seconds here and there.

But the fact is that the Aussie heroine did win, thus retaining her 22 from 22 record, so Nolen's quickly admitted misjudgement - "brain fade" - of the tough finishing metres actually only added to the richness of the mix.

Two-time major champion Angel Cabrera and first-round leader Zach Johnson were another stroke back, still in the game despite tough finishes.

No area team had a tougher finish to their season than did the Burroughs boys.