Sentence examples for were decided late from inspiring English sources

The finalists were decided late on Friday.

The game was shaping up to be another tight one, to be decided late, just like the night before.

Seton Hall Coach Louis Orr came in viewing Miami 13-155, 3-11) as a dangerous opponent because so many of the Hurricanes' losses have been decided late in games.

The Investors Bancorp decision was decided late in 2017, too late for most companies to take its findings into account in making decisions with respect to the proposals for their 2018 proxies.

Argued on Dec. 11, it was decided late the next night by a 5-to-4 decision declaring that the lack of uniform standards for counting the votes made the recount unconstitutional.

If England's back-row unit can find a way of making a similar impact, it is possible to see the game being decided late in the day – perhaps, if the Gods are smiling on Lancaster, by the boot of the astonishingly self-assured Farrell (always assuming he does not fall down with cramp, as he did against Wales).

Thole has long credited the minor league catching coordinator Bob Natal with his development, and that process received a jolt when it was decided late in spring training in 2009 that Thole would go to Binghamton and for the first time catch a relatively sophisticated pitching staff.

The race for the 300-year-old post of Oxford poetry professor, the most important academic poetry position in the UK, is expected to be decided late this afternoon despite calls from a growing group of Oxford students and graduates, headed by the secretary of the Oxford University Poetry Society, for it to be suspended.

Eight others were remanded until Sunday while the fate of two remaining activists was still being decided late into Thursday night.

Three games were decided by late field goals.

She never had the abortion she'd been seeking — her case was decided too late — and she gave the baby up for adoption.