finish line
Americannoun
Etymology
Origin of finish line
First recorded in 1895–1900
Example Sentences
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No deal has yet to be announced but it is near the finish line.
Nikki Bailey, 53, from Long Beach holds the medal after crossing the finish line.
From Los Angeles Times
U.S. stocks limped to the finish line on Wednesday, with all three major indexes closing lower to cap a third straight blockbuster year for markets.
Olympic swimming great Ian Thorpe is entering the Sydney-Hobart race for the first time aboard LawConnect, which is aiming to be first across the finish line for a third straight year.
From Barron's
It’s important to balance the books at home, but also ensure that our physical and mental health remain strong so we can cross the finish line every day.
From MarketWatch
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