Sentence examples for unfinished match from inspiring English sources
Like Ferrero, Corretja had an unfinished match to complete.
She meets the winner of the unfinished match between the Russian Nadia Petrova and France's Aravane Rezai.
Chinook easily triumphed over other human challengers, but the unfinished match against Dr. Tinsley left lingering doubt whether Chinook could claim to be the best of all time.
Andy Murray is still in this French Open, but he had to fight to the very last point to see off the determined and unexpectedly artful challenge of the Czech veteran Radek Stepanek when they resumed their unfinished match on Court Philippe Chatrier on Tuesday.
"Putting on the men first when there were unfinished matches -- I've never heard of that before," said tennis's conscience, Martina Navratilova, eager to remind us that it wasn't just the men who bore the brunt of the Roddick-Agassi exacta.
Leaving their match unfinished, Goku departs with Oob to train him to be Earth's new guardian.
But on Saturday night there were still six foursome and four-ball matches unfinished.
Thirty-six unitsinhed units in matching red brick wrap around the southwest intersection of the parkway and 97th Street, separated on the corner by a strikingly out of place brown residential building.
For the first time in 16 years, unrelenting rain Monday washed out a full day of play at the only Grand Slam tennis venue without a retractable roof over its show court, clogging the schedule with unfinished and postponed matches and prompting the frustrated tournament director to plead — again — for a roof as soon as possible. .
In a long written statement, she argued, as had Carlotto, that, because four of the families searching for children born in 1976 had incomplete genetic profiles, the second stage of the attempted DNA matching was unfinished, and the third stage could not begin.
His whimsical sensibility, so in evidence in his smaller, critically praised British films, seemed a nice match with the still unfinished script by Michael Laughlin.
