Sentence examples for up in a final from inspiring English sources

Then, heaving herself up in a final act of defiance, she disappeared in a swirl of water, smoke and steam.

That suggested a possibility that although he opposes higher tax rates, they could still end up in a final package, given enough compromise by the White House on spending.

A sister panel in the House of Representatives adopted very similar budgets for those agencies, bolstering the hopes of science lobbyists that those levels could hold up in a final spending bill for 2011 that probably won't be adopted until after the November elections.

The balance between consumer rights, citizen and business safety, the role of the government and law enforcement, the role of the judiciary, the role of third parties like Nominet, academia and beyond were all brought up in a final mocked-up edition of Prime Minister's Question Time that rounded off the exercise.

It all ended up in a final product that's entirely bogged down in foggy contradictions -- "We are making progress, but that progress is fragile and reversible.

Mucus production in your gut ramps up in a final attempt to purge the offending substance out the other end as fast as possible, ultimately resulting in diarrhea.

They're exemplified by his series on the life of the beak-nosed commedia dell'arte character Punchinello, who carouses at circuses and parades but comes to rest potbelly-up in a final image titled "The Last Illness of Punchinello".

Up 14-0 in a final, this was always going to be the Tahs to lose.

At that time it was unimaginable that I would end up dancing in a final against two talented and super-athletic young people whose combined age was less than mine.

They deserve to be up there in a final and in the top four (of Super League).

The indices were ranked according to their associations' statistical power, and the ranks an index obtained for its associations with all the tested SNPs (or a subset) were summed up resulting in a final ranking.