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Meanings of finishes at in English

We have no meanings for "finishes at" in our records yet.
Usage of finishes at in English
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Ernie Els is three shots behind and the Tiger finishes at four-under.
The Irish Times
2
Breakfast finishes at a very Yorkshire 9am, though, which makes me smile.
The Guardian
3
The trail starts at Storms River Mouth and finishes at Nature's Valley.
The South African
4
The NSW north coast trial finishes at the end of April.
Radio NZ
5
Nothing's going to change as the season finishes at this week's Punchestown festival.
The Irish Times
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By public transport The walk starts and finishes at Waverley station.
The Guardian
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The art shop's black five-day event finishes at midnight on Monday.
The Guardian
8
Terrain is firm throughout, and it all starts and finishes at historic Ards Friary.
Independent.ie
9
The school was subsequently turned into an academy and now finishes at the normal time.
The Guardian
10
The late evening finals produced two exciting and close finishes at Neptune Regatta on Saturday.
The Irish Times
11
MAX finishes at the bar and comes to NOODLES.
Once upon a time in America
12
The race I have entered finishes at the summit.
The Irish Times
13
The ball finishes at one o'clock in the morning.'
The Watchmaker of Filigree Street
14
His contract finishes at the end of September.
The Irish Times
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The book also gives the alignments of Ley Lines, one of which finishes at Whitby Abbey.
Lid Off the Cauldron
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The Finnish basic income trial, of which I am part, finishes at the end of the year.
The Guardian
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