Sentence examples for be at long last from inspiring English sources

The Republican party is (or should be) at long last, about decency.

But this may simply be, at long last, the end game.

Directed by Joseph Cedar, "Beaufort" takes place in 2000, near the end of Israel's occupation of southern Lebanon, and it arrives at a moment when Israeli cinema seems to be, at long last, in blossom.

It might even be – at long last, said some – the end for their coach Miguel Ángel Lotina, a man with all the joie de vivre of Eeyore at a funeral.

Mr. Gervais may be at long last breaking good, but the other creator of "The Office," Stephen Merchant, has a new HBO show, "Hello Ladies," and the title alone sets it up: Mr. Merchant plays Stuart, a dork with false bravado whose every attempt at flirtation is suicidal.

After nearly two decades of chronic pain, digestive problems, and subsequent aliments, I was, at long last, diagnosed with endometriosis last year.

Historic underinvestment in the north is at long last being recognised in Westminster, says Louise Ellman MP, chair of the transport select committee.

The role of indigenous people in protecting forests, and the importance of governance reforms to issues of land tenure, are at long last being understood and addressed.

Supply is, at long last, becoming tighter.

It is "At Long Last Love," not "They All Laughed".

SIGNS are multiplying that the euro area is at long last making a robust recovery.