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finally

[fahyn-l-ee] / ˈfaɪn l i /




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When I finally nailed a roast chicken — buttered and oiled, stuffed with lemon wedges and hunks of onion and fennel — I felt like a goddess.

From Salon

As the day wore on, he dropped off more items from hamburger joints, coffee shops, noodle stores and a Middle Eastern restaurant, then more tea, before finally calling it quits at 11:31 p.m.

From The Wall Street Journal

"He toiled away all day and finally got some reward. There’s enough in the pitch. We saw that, and finally he picked up a couple of late wickets."

From Barron's

Lyon's intervention – England lost three wickets for 17 runs in six overs – came after the tourists finally showed a willingness to adapt their Bazballing ways.

From BBC

Donovan Dent finally looked like someone who could carry a team while leading the Bruins to the win over Arizona State.

From Los Angeles Times