Examples of using May finally in English and their translations into Greek
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But now new science reveals strange paths that may finally answer the question, is time travel possible?
All of this suggests that Germany may finally be escaping from two“complexes” that have long constrained its strategic thinking.
He may finally have met his match in Nessus,
now infra-red evidence from WISE may finally lay this family of asteroids to rest.
in which case, it may finally be treated as a delay.
his decades-old authoritarian grip on Eritrea may finally be loosening.
Mr Pitsiorlas is optimistic that the country may finally be turning a corner.
In short, I'm happy to say that help may finally be on the way.
Sanity may yet prevail and a“yes” vote on Sunday may finally lead to the formation of the national unity government the country has lacked since the crisis started.
SpiralFrog, the ad-supported free music download site, may finally be back on track to launch.
For, this is a place where the nobility of a soul may finally be realized.
It is at a stage when the last ghosts of war may finally be laid to rest.
buoyed by new regional cooperation, may finally be turning a corner after decades of insecurity.
some observers believe that the FTC may finally rule against deceptive hotel fees.
And if all goes well, people may finally ride to space on private vehicles.
words to describe our disease may finally be defined medically- remission, control, etc.
a“yes” vote on Sunday may finally lead to the formation of the national unity government the country has lacked since the crisis started.
But last week's disappointing sales numbers have once again revived speculation that BlackBerry may finally decide to call time on its handset division
on rescue at sea, but tomorrow this may finally become the general view of this Parliament.
Australia's wine glut may finally be disappearing thanks to the smaller 2010 vintage