Examples of using Finally won in English and their translations into French
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That war ended in 1830 when Greece finally won its independence from Turkish rule.
Like that kid in Revenge of the Nerds, who finally won the heart of that cheerleader.
the joy of having finally won his bet invades Armel Le Cleac'h,
Having finally won it is very encouraging
We finally won because we made it very clear that we were expected to monitor the Government's commitment
The Chinese finally won and ended a war that lasted eight long years.
When the mavs finally won that nba championship,
They had finally won improved working conditions after working for years for just above minimum wage.
And now that i have finally won your little game of hide-and-seek,
until Frederick IV finally won the battle and the government of Legnica as a sole ruler.
led by Zhang Xun, finally won this battle.
Additional credits include Sophisticated Ladies(1981), which earned him a second Tony nomination, and Black and Blue(1989), which finally won him the prize.
came at the Sydney Olympics in 2000, when Mutola finally won Olympic gold.
Gautier took the lead in the penultimate lap and finally won this race.
Markham's tenacity finally won the day when in 1900 he secured the appointment of his protégé Robert Falcon Scott, by then a
23 seconds of exchanging insults with my legs and my slowest kilometre of the race, I finally won the argument and regained a reasonable pace, although below my target.
Sardanapale, the cantata with which Berlioz finally won the Prix de Rome in 1830,
which also finally won a championship when the season 1997-1998,
Murphy and four of her friends- the"Famous Five"- finally won their fight in 1929 when the Privy Council in Britain declared women as legal"persons" who were eligible to serve in the Senate.
The two clubs became distinguished in Edinburgh after a five-game struggle for the Edinburgh Football Association Cup in 1878, which Hearts finally won with a 3-2 victory after four successive draws.