Examples of using "Finie" in a sentence and their english translations:
School is over.
Done.
"An unfinished sentence" is a sentence unfinished.
School is over now.
- The party is over.
- The party's over.
The story had a happy ending.
Recess ended.
School is finally over.
My life is over!
But the horror wasn't over for this young woman.
His days as a politician are numbered.
School is over... for now.
- The day isn't over yet.
- The day is not over yet.
The day is almost over.
The conference is already over.
The trailer should finally be ready
is also largely finished.
- School's out.
- School is out.
- School is over.
- I am very glad school is over.
- I'm very glad school is over.
But the Emperor’s patience was at an end.
The meeting broke up at nine o'clock.
Is the party over?
They say that the war is finished.
- Tom knows the game is over.
- Tom knows that the game is over.
I am very glad school is over.
What time did the meeting end?
My life is over!
Break time's over.
The war was over. The nightmares weren’t.
our country integrated and everything was great.
The thesis is finished except for the conclusion.
Now that school is over, you can go home.
Dan told Linda that their relationship was over.
The war has not ended.
- School's out.
- School is out.
I drank a 0.3 glass and the evening was over for me.
Wait a minute. The wash is done. I'm going to hang out the laundry to dry.
I hope something good happens before the day is over.
- The break is over.
- Break time's over.
The day is almost over.
Each guest must leave after the party.
The day is almost over.
The day is almost over.
The difference between a strictly quasilinear function and a quasilinear function is that, in the second case, the finite difference between two random points may be equal to zero.
Hope is when you suddenly run to the kitchen like a mad man to check if the empty chocolate cookie box you just finished an hour ago is magically full again.