Sentence examples for final gasp from inspiring English sources

But St . Johns did not leave without a final gasp.

The little grounder, picked up by Bryant, was the Indians' final gasp.

Even Churchill had no idea of the final gasp of Chamberlain's appeasement policy.

PARIS — The Emanuel Ungaro show on Sunday may go down in history as the final gasp of celebrity madness.

New England's final gasp, long after the stands had emptied, ended with a Brady pass's being intercepted in the end zone with about a minute to play.

Burke Marshall, the head of the civil-rights division of the Kennedy Justice Department, called the episode "the final gasp of the Civil War".

It was territory where he had campaigned vigorously in the final gasping days of a race that did not go his way.

Not realizing that what it would feel like -- with the blood and the ambulance rush and the final gasps for life -- was what it was going to be.

The greater risk is that people mistake a person's final gasps for breath as a sign of consciousness and then decide not to do CPR.

The final gasps of your salad days will be spent learning how to send a fax.

Snooki's Book: Opening the seventh seal of The Dark Circle, Snooki's book deal was signed in blood during the final gasps of 2010, spawning a grotesque abomination to all literature.