Sentence examples for come along last from inspiring English sources

On the one occasion I attended a Valentine's party, the men were there under sufferance "because a friend begged me to come along last minute".

Almost all of these have come along in the last few years.

"The idea that they need retransmission consent fees, which have just come along in the last several years, to survive seems not right to me".

Mariam Bott decided to come along at the last minute because she had long been "infected by the school finance bug".

Edward Hudgins of the libertarian Cato Institute calls the rules "some of the most dangerous and costly regulations to come along in the last decade", and the US Chamber of Commerce is going to court to try to overturn them.

A: When you look at the great runners that have come along in the last 25 years, you do have a few of those people that are in that category.

Her co-star in "What's Love Got to Do with It," the sexually compelling Laurence Fishburne, says, "She's one of the great actresses to come along in the last twenty-five years.

"In a way, they are the template for every rock band that's come along in the last 40 years," says Philip Norman, the author of a biography of the Rolling Stones and one of Mick Jagger, which is coming out next year.

Although it already has a presence on the continent (with bases in Geneva and Amsterdam) it sticks to the Southwest formula of not scheduling connecting services.Like other low-fare carriers, EasyJet has a flexible pricing policy that rewards those who book early and charges top whack for those who come along at the last minute.

But that's not the only smartphone platform with Qi that's come along in the last few weeks.

It is largely Dre's production work -- on Eazy-E, on N.W.A., on the D.O.C., on Above the Law -- that made West Coast gangsta rap among the most vital pop genres to come along in the last few years".