finals

/ ˈfaɪnəlz /

plural noun

1. the deciding part or parts of a sports or other competition
2. education the last examination series in an academic or professional course

Example Sentences

Five years later she would be the first woman to win a Monster Jam Finals Championship in the freestyle category.

From The Daily Beast

These days, Tirico announces everything from the World Cup to the NBA Finals to the crown jewel, Monday Night Football.

From The Daily Beast

Ahead of the finals, more fans are doctoring photos of the two pontiffs wearing national team colored skullcaps.

From The Daily Beast

At just 22 years, 350 days, he was the third youngest NBA Finals MVP in history behind Magic Johnson and his teammate, Tim Duncan.

From The Daily Beast

In June, he went to the NBA finals in Portland, where he was interviewed by Ahmad Rashad.

From The Daily Beast

Among the three who had reached the finals was their guest of the previous evening.

From Project Gutenberg

The other two riders who had reached the finals were both experts in the saddle.

From Project Gutenberg

Each time was to be noted and the two lowest scores were to compete in the finals.

From Project Gutenberg

The subsequent loss of ǝ in finals has not affected the relation between sing.

From Project Gutenberg

And in passing, let us note that all education is preparatory—it is life that gives the finals, not the college.

From Project Gutenberg