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as the end result of a succession or process
ultimately he had to give in
at long last the winter was over
How To Use at long last In A Sentence
- Moreover, I realized -- experienced, even -- at long last, that "the Body of Christ" is a good deal more than a figure of speech; it is an appalling truth and mystery, uniting us beyond our knowing with one another, and uniting us with an ever greater mystery, the perichoresis ( "circling dance") of the Holy Trinity Who is our One God. Scott Cairns: Recovering the Body of Christ
- I am pleased that at long last the Executive seems to recognise that it is a very effective predator of the capercaillie.
- At long last, someone had beaten the powerful development lobby at City Hall.
- We are recognizing at long last in the United States that the performance of the great private corporate bureaucracies is far from optimal. Economic Policy and the Liberal Left
- I think there's a feeling that there's a great weight off his shoulders and at long last that whole issue of whether to marry her and so on has been sorted out.
- And finally, at long last, the vile-faced truth troll tore through the remaining skein of my own pitiful self-delusions. THE CALLIGRAPHER
- Saiunkoku Monogatari fanfiction: 'Seiran gazed into the liquid brown eyes of his lover … "What are you doing with that horse?" asked Ensei.' top love hina: Top of what? acid trip: Cat Soup. miguel ayman: At long last, Miguel is gaining the recognition he deserves Comments for Azure Flame
- And at long last, the sun finally dipped below the horizon.
- And thus, from age to age coincidence was added to coincidence and the result of all this "unpractical" labor was, at long last, a calendar. Popular Science Monthly Oct, Nov, Dec, 1915 — Volume 86
- And to get at the rest, let's shift our attention to 33 miners in Chile, delivered from a deep, dark, desperate place at long last. David Katz, M.D.: Public Health: Why We Need to Humanize the System
