Examples of 'party finally' in a sentence
Meaning of "party finally"
party finally: typically used to describe the conclusion or culmination of an event, gathering, or social occasion, indicating that the party or festivity has come to an end
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party finally
The party finally breaks up about three.
Perhaps we will see a viable third party finally emerge.
A hunting party finally captured her.
The election of 1861 saw the Liberal party finally become united.
The party finally ended.
The third member of the party finally spoke up.
Our party finally had a candidate we could put forward with pride.
After reuniting, the party finally reaches Alent.
Party finally broke up In the early.
With a " Stop Immigration Now " campaign the party finally enjoyed some comparative success.
A hunting party finally captured her in the woods around Sleepy Hollow.
Throwing off the orcs ' pursuit, the party finally arrives at the capital.
The party finally heads to the Hark stronghold, which is full of cultists.
The remainder of the party finally nominated Buchanan 's archenemy, Stephen Douglas.
The party finally lost its councillor in the local elections of 2015.
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Shin and his party finally arrived at Larua Grands Wood.
The party finally reached Williamsburg, Virginia in early April.
Jenny 's party finally comes around and I.
The party finally left for France on 16 December.
Mario's party finally hops online.
On May 31st, the party finally completed the transfer of supplies to the Cascades.
The Liberal Party finally ceased to exist in 1988 when Likud became a unitary party.
In 2002 the party finally merged into the Union for a Popular Movement UMP.
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