To-morrow Evans | |will meet in the 36-hole finals James Standish, Jr.
Standish won his way into the finalsby defeating | |H.
This is that Finals were not final and we are in for a Test of some sort.
I would prefer to think it is just Finalscause me to feel miserable but it is not.
Well, the results of Finalswere officially announced three days ago.
The primals will all be of the same letter; the finals will spell a name famous in history.
He fought his way into the finals at the interscholastic meet but that was all.
It happened that I had worked into the finalsof the tournament but that day I wasn't playing very well.
Then of course the situation as a whole was such as to make any woman with imagination buoyant.
Was their apartment-house friendship, however polished, worth the simple genuine fellowship I enjoyed among my present neighbors?
It was the result of nothing but my intelligent and conscientious work in the ditch and among the men.
I could have heard at least a half dozen good readers read from the more modern classics.
Anton' was still digging because that was all he knew.
This had come about through no such pull as Rafferty's.
I was anxious to see if my ideas were pure theory or whether they were practical.
Initials and finals give the title of a well-known fable.
Every week my finals and initials are held in many large towns.
In the high finals the racers kept well abreast for thirty yards; then Hine forged slowly ahead, but was overtaken by Ferguson, whom he beat home by a few feet only.
Both Freyberg and Druett broke the tape ahead of record time in the second heat, but in the finals they ran four seconds behind.
If the first sets had been exciting, the finalswere doubly so.
The Finals were over; and with the noisy exodus of the college-boys, Fairhaven had sunk contentedly into an even deeper stupor, as Fairhaven always does in summer.
The Finals were over, and Stella had left Fairhaven that afternoon.
Within this group of finals the prints which have keys ranging from 22 through 26 are examined.
In this example, the print is searched in the group classification which has finals ranging from 15 through 19.
They limit the number of prints it is necessary to search in a group to those prints having finals and keys closely related to the final and key of the print being searched.
Among the three who had reached the finals was their guest of the previous evening.
It happened that the corral was deserted at the time, the boy in charge having left to see the finals of the contest.
The other two riders who had reached the finals were both experts in the saddle.
Table of frequency of occurrence of letters as initials andfinals of English words.
If a Spanish word has been used as a key word, this means that A is probably represented by a vowel in these two alphabets and probably equals A or O, because these two letters are such common finals in Spanish.
Everything now depended upon the result of the finals in the hundred yards dash.
The mile run, the two mile run, and the half-mile were run off while the sprinters were waiting for their finals and the excitement became intense when it was known that the score of Winthrop and Alden was exactly the same.
Now see that you do as well," said Peter John, as the call for the finals in the hundred-yard dash was made.
You had Ogden nearly winded, and when it comes to the finals you'll do him up," said Foster encouragingly.
Before theFinals of that session, there was some important correspondence between himself and Doctor Ryland.
This imposing pageant of the Finals was apt to awaken in the ambitious, first-year girl, a sense of her intellectual poverty, and to inspire noble resolution for ampler education.
The next day she advanced another bracket and the day she played in the finals the whole school, faculty and all, turned out.
She was hopeful of getting at least to quarter-finals in the tournament unless she drew a crack player for her first sets.
We cut through the darkness, with the cool night air in our faces, sprinting over the slippery cobble-stones of the pavement as if in the finals of a "hundred.
One after another, tall and short, stout and slender, good and bad, had their three trials, and Dick was in the finals by an inch and a half.
His contortions were wonderful, and convulsed the crowd every time he threw, although he was serious enough, and succeeded in getting into the finals with nearly ninety feet.
The men on the floor far outnumbered the spectators, who as a rule were content to wait for the semi-finals at eight o'clock and enjoy an unhurried dinner meanwhile.
Ware's second victory in the finals last week entitles him to a position among the leading young players of the country, and I have no doubt that he will win at Newport in the Interscholastic tournament this summer.
On Monday, the 6th, Ware played in the semi-finals and the finals and won the cup.
The event narrowed to Davis and Richards in the finals with no upsets of a startling nature.
An amusing example, to all but the player affected, occurred at the finals of the Delaware State Singles Championship at Wilmington.
Lenglen had proceeded in her usual leisurely fashion to the finals with the loss of but two games.
The round before the semi finals saw a terrific struggle between two Californians, Bob Kinsey and Willis E.
The finals of the championship of France were held during our stay and, greatly to our surprise, A.
He was unlucky enough to get beaten on points in the semi-finals last week.
The initials and finals (reading down the former and continuing down the latter) form a familiar proverb, the sentiment of which is suggested by the central picture.
The initials name a noted philosopher, and the finals an eminent astronomer.
To go to London without permission was against all rules; but to ask permission would be useless, since most of the men, like Peter and Harry, were sitting for their Finals within the next fortnight.
The last of the Finals had been rowed; the Regatta was ended.
Say, have you fellows heard about the two Scotchmen, playing in the finals for a cup?
He came booming through to the semi-finals with his head up and his tail over the dash-board.
Kitts had won his matches by close margins, but Windy had simply smothered his opponents by lopsided scores, and there they were, in the running and too close to the finals for comfort.
When the coffee came on, America's representative in the finals attempted to explain his defeat.
And there we were, down to thefinals for the beautiful handicap cup, sixty-two good men and true eliminated, and a pair of bounders lined up against each other for the trophy!
Perhaps the cruelest thing Waddles ever did was in the finals of the Spring Handicap against young Archie Gatter.
It was generally understood that the matches in the semi-finals would start at nine-thirty, and promptly on the dot Jay Gilman and the Major were on their way--both of them off to perfect drives.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "finals" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
