Sentence examples for arguably the last from inspiring English sources

PAGE B1 Arts & Leisure Last Gang in Town U2 is arguably the last megaband, and 30 years into their run -- with no lineup changes, no breakups and no reunion -- the group, still, unabashedly, wants to release a blockbuster.

Frankie were arguably the last great British pop sensation.

They are arguably the last two great taboo subjects in modern Britain.

Arguably the last top class player to wear the jersey was Jamie Redknapp.

Monaco won the opening game, but that was arguably the last glimmer of hope for him.

Dizzee is arguably the last working-class pop star who didn't come via Cowell or stage schools.

Jonathan Ross, still lucratively employed a year after his suspension, has arguably had the last laugh.

The contact was marginal with Ashley Young, who had been offside before receiving the ball and was arguably not the last man as he made to shoot.

"They created what I call a culture of 'automobility,' and arguably in the last 5 to 10 years that is dying out," Ms. Sheller said.

I conclude that we should use every means except that of military-backed unilateral - or western "coalition of the willing" - action, which has few reasonable prospects, is arguably not the last resort, and would not have right authority.

The Londoners were always ahead, arguably until the last over of the match, but some smiting from Jamie Overton and then some cold-blooded accumulation (and a little luck) from No10 and No11, Jack Leach and Tim Groenewald, left Batty wondering how he took 10 wickets at Taunton and still ended up on the losing side.