How To Use At long last In A Sentence
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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
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I am pleased that at long last the Executive seems to recognise that it is a very effective predator of the capercaillie.
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At long last, someone had beaten the powerful development lobby at City Hall.
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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
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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.
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And finally, at long last, the vile-faced truth troll tore through the remaining skein of my own pitiful self-delusions.
THE CALLIGRAPHER
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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
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And at long last, the sun finally dipped below the horizon.
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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
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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
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Nobody wants to come home to an ugly building, or worse, live opposite a monstrous, modern carbuncle and it seems builders and developers are at long last beginning to realise this.
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at long last the winter was over
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And then at long last creation's groans and ours shall end and heaven and earth shall be one.
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The President, in December 1905, had at long last sent a terse message to the Congress urging it to enact a pure food bill.
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The red legions sang the old ditty about Paul Scholes scoring goals, which is true again at long last.
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At long last both the men and women's hockey squads achieved victory this past weekend, as goaltenders shined and players lit up the scoreboards, giving the coaching staffs of both these teams a reason to smile.
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They aren't suddenly going to win the league but at long last there seems to be a proper plan in place that might one day allow them to do so.
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I have at long last been exposed as a "rootless cosmopolite.
Archive 2009-06-01
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When those two forces collide, Japanese politics will at long last change.
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At long last, when each felt assured that the other was real, and not some phantom of imagination, their lips parted.
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At long last the day ended, and I fell into bed hoping to fall asleep quickly and refrain from thinking about the ball again.
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In accepting the position, he told the Board that he had at long last made his dearly departed mother very proud.
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The conversations will last no more than five minutes, discussing Napoleon's short stature, and then everyone can, at long last, get blitzed on the merlot.
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On top of that, at long last you see the pairings of Ripley and Jack Tripper onscreen, as well Eve and Lilith!
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And once he cleared his mind of emotion, something else oc-curred to him at long last.
Elvenborn
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a minute in her hand, at long last he gave it to her; she then struck it three times on the threshel of the door, and, giving it back into his hand, tould him to try what he could do.
The Ned M'Keown Stories Traits And Stories Of The Irish Peasantry, The Works of William Carleton, Volume Three
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It was only at long last I regained the sweet-scented turf and was able to regain my feet – and confront the narrow but less arduous path leading back around the lake to safety.
Country diary: Lake District
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Your mind begins to spin, as the last of your brain's oxygen is used up, conjuring whatever images it can come up with
your past, the future you're never going to see, your dreams, your nightmares
until finally, at long last
Jaxraven Diary Entry
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Blame should at long last be reclaimed: it is the proper sanction for incompetence, irresponsibility or inexcusable behaviour.
Times, Sunday Times
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According to London Fashion Week, the midriff is dead and the good old waist is at long last back in style.
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Then, at age eighteen, I thought I had at long last found the final frontier in a now-crunchy, now-melty mouthful of coffee-walnut toffee.
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It may, at long last, lead to a major overhaul of a system of which, as it stands currently, we should be thoroughly ashamed.
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Racing should welcome the white paper because at long last the government are tackling issues which matter to punters.
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So, at long last, the pieces of the jigsaw fell into place.
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It seemed ironic that at long last I was here, albeit by a very much more circuitous route than originally planned.
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At long last, No Matter What You Heard has reviewed the year in music and herewith presents to you, dear reader, its Top 10 albums of 2002.
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At long last peace and solitude, she thought, tossing her purse onto the nearby table.
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She sighed as, at long last, she fell into her bed, not even noticing the fact that the sheets were rumpled.
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Few would be brave enough to say so publicly, but there is tentative feeling among the country's fishery managers that, at long last, we could be seeing an upturn in the fortune of the wild Atlantic salmon.
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At long last fathers and their families are standing up and holding the Government and the family courts to account.
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In truth, when it becomes embedded in your fingernails after changing a particularly messy diaper and the only way to get rid of the real or psychological stink is to cut them off and bleach the cuticles, no immature but ultimately tenderhearted guy will ever regard feces as if it were a coat of blush and gaze at you lovingly, realizing at long last that he's found his soul mate.
Meredith C. Carroll: Potty Training Our Daughter: Do We Have To?
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But, at long last, we have seen a lift in the price and there is a little more stability.
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At long last, the work has now been completed, problems with the water system have been sorted out, and the only thing left to do is mark out the pitch, which has finally dried out.
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At long last a compromise was agreed on.
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Shall we not at long last spare this good and comely woman from further degradation?
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At long last the lumpen England fan has woken from a deep historic stupor and realised that Scotland is off, and is never coming back.
