Sentence examples similar to final desperate measure from inspiring English sources

Though seated in an office chair, she appeared locked in a swoon, dipping to the final desperate measures of a music only she could hear.

It was a desperate measure, for a desperate disease.

It was a desperate measure for desperate times.

But it is something of a desperate measure.

"It's a pretty desperate measure," he said.

"It is taking a desperate measure".

From desperation come desperate measures.

By the final whistle, the Red Devils had been reduced to desperate measures; at one point, Paul Scholes tried to push the ball into the net with his hand.

Desperate times birth desperate measures, and the Renaissance's desperation birthed a true cultural transformation: the revival of antiquity.

The fuzzy glitchiness of the final minute is alien and inorganic, either a powerful foe pressing the player into desperate measures, or perhaps coming apart under their fire.

Desperate times, desperate measures.