Sentence examples for final sigh from inspiring English sources

On the day of Neruda's birth, the final sigh of a long-delayed homage begins.

When did social housing become the last stop, the final sigh?

"As I approach my final sigh I often imagine a last joke," he wrote in his memoirs.

In this final sigh Mackinnon comprises both sorrow and its ultimate ineffability to give a most just and moving conclusion.

I lie there, waiting for her body to start twitching, waiting for that final sigh, before I can slowly slide my arm out from under her.

The weighty points his work makes about the universe — that it's slowly winding down as the Big Bang becomes the Final Sigh — tend to relieve our despair, not deepen it, by letting us in on the cosmos's greatest gags: for example, that the purpose of the Creation was to make itself perfectly unmanageable and purely unintelligible.

Two of the plane's engines were hit and coughed their final sighs before shutting down.

Remission was defined as at least a 50% reduction on the score during the eight-week study, and a final SIGH-SAD-score of eight or less.

And variations of "the Moor's last sigh" -- the sigh the final ruler of the Alhambra supposedly gave as he gazed backward -- abound.

Again, though, it bobbled off line almost immediately and the huge crowd round the final green sighed, rather sadly.

At our final rehearsal, my sigh of "Oh, we're not doing that, are we?" for Bad Company's Feel Like Making Love was met with a death glare.