Sentence examples for and lastly in a from inspiring English sources

He cleaned them and glazed them in reds, yellows, oranges, and lastly, in a layer of gold at 2,080 degrees.

And lastly, in a study by Lockner et al. the testing order was randomized, thus some of the children performed an ADP after performing a HW [ 11].

The aims in HAE acute attacks management consist of aborting an episode when a patient presents signs of an attack (on-demand treatment), avoiding an attack before triggers act (short-term prophylaxis), and, lastly, in a long-term manner applying treatment periodically to prevent symptoms (long-term prophylaxis) and even at the onset of the early signs of an attack (individual replacement therapy).

Beckett and Pavano were Marlins teammates in the 2003 championship season and lastly in 2004, members of a staff of strong young arms that might have tamed the National League East for the better part of a decade had South Florida taxpayers been faster with their subsidization of a new baseball stadium.

She attracted men, many of whom liked Peking for the way it accommodated their peculiar tastes.The formal investigation into Pamela's death was buried, first by the perpetrators, then the Chinese and British authorities and lastly in the chaos of a protracted war.

Thirdly and lastly, in case of occurrence of an event at a node; the wake interval of that particular node as well as that of its neighbors is also increased in anticipation that more events may occur at the same node or the nearby vicinity.

And lastly, in other poo-related news, a woman sat on her boyfriend's toilet for two years straight, long enough for her skin to have grown around it.

And lastly in his first posting, he took a swipe at perpetually troubled actress Lindsay Lohan.

And lastly in this inane, arbitrary measurement of a scene's worth, let's examine Question 3: Did this era lead to a better future?

"And lastly, in terms of our actors and characters -- you know, when you first start a movie, for the first couple of weeks, actors are fitting into their roles and figuring out who they are.

Connections with ethnic music became a theme, continued in the slightly Oriental "Ackermusik," written for this group by the distinguished Dutch composer Theo Loevendie, in Frank Martin's Trio on Irish folk songs and, lastly, in Dvorak's "Dumky" Trio.