Sentence examples for will finally not from inspiring English sources

When the Miami Dolphins arrive for the season opener Sunday, the bronze bull sculptures outside Reliant Stadium will finally not be the most daunting aspect of the Texans.

It's a stony path from that first eureka moment to the time when a look at your bank account will finally not result in a slight feeling of panic anymore.

I hope that those such absences at Christmas time will be few and far between and that next Christmas -- or the Christmas thereafter -- when they listen to or sing the hauntingly beautiful words from "I'll be home for Christmas," it will finally not be "only in [their] dreams".

With the answers to these questions up in the air, janitors continue the fight to be treated with respect and dignity, always supported by their numerous allies, in hopes that the administration will finally "not just hear, but listen" to the greater Tufts community.

The answer will finally come not from the laboratory but from the trembling minds and bodies of the British population in 2010, maybe as late as 2020.

It closed for a major makeover last spring and will finally reopen this week — not a moment too soon.

With the help of John Elwell, a former New York City Board of Education bureaucrat turned impresario of cloned schools, she hopes the answer to their question will finally be, "Why not?" Together, they will open a second Mott Hall next fall, 22 blocks south of the original in a Hispanic enclave of the Upper West Side.

Someday the 1960s will finally be over, just not this week, certainly not for Mr. Blumenthal.

We're rooting for you, kid! 10am My client has decided that today is the day it will finally launch its not-in-the-slightest-bit-innovative app in the UK.

I look forward to helping the Lakers defend their championship, and it will be great to finally not get booed in the Staples Center".

Where the debris from the towers will finally end up has not been decided, although Mrs. Whitman at the E.P.A. said that the Fresh Kills landfill in Staten Island, where disposal of the city's garbage ended early this year, might take most of it for now.